Moscow / 02.12.17 / Turan: Strong snowfall continues in Moscow since the morning of December 2. According to the Russian mass media service, more than 100 flights were delayed at Moscow airports, and seven more were canceled.
The most difficult situation is in Sheremetyevo - 70 flights were delayed there. Twenty-seven flights were delayed and 6 were canceled in Domodedovo. Seven flights were delayed and one was canceled in Vnukovo.
Among the delayed flights there are flights to Baku.
The airfield services are reportedly operating in an enhanced mode, and the airfield equipment is clearing the runways.
The Hydrometeorology Center announced the "yellow" level of weather danger due to snow, icing, wind and rain on December 1. The bad weather in Moscow continues. -02D-
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