At Yekaterinburg airport, security forces detained a passenger.
At Koltsovo Airport, law enforcement detained a drunk 55-year-old passenger who was disrupting a flight during boarding. This was reported by the press service of the Transport Directorate of the Russian Interior Ministry for the Urals Federal District.
— Flight attendants noticed that the passenger showed signs of intoxication and warned him. The Yekaterinburg resident began to protest and use obscene language. As a result, airline representatives refused him boarding and travel, the agency said.
The man wanted to fly to Mineralnye Vody; transport police were called on board and took him to the duty office. The troublemaker refused to undergo a sobriety test. An administrative case was opened against him on the charge of "petty hooliganism" and he was fined.
Earlier it was reported that planes were unable to land at Koltsovo due to fog.
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At Yekaterinburg airport, security forces detained a passenger.
At Koltsovo Airport, law enforcement officers detained a 55-year-old drunk passenger who was disrupting a flight during boarding. This was reported by the press service of the Transport Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Ural Federal District.