Ural Airlines denied reports of a ghost plane on the Istanbul–Yekaterinburg flight.
The information that appeared in many Telegram channels about a “ghost” Ural Airlines plane that did not arrive in Turkish Istanbul to pick up Yekaterinburg residents is not true, the carrier’s press service said.
Flight U6-774 on the Istanbul–Yekaterinburg route for December 29, the departure time of which had earlier been postponed to a later time, departed Istanbul Airport at 06:19. The flight number did not change. The aircraft operating the flight arrived in Istanbul from Sochi with a delay due to weather conditions (strong winds), Ural Airlines reports.
The Telegram channel Shot reported about a non-existent flight, citing an unnamed passenger who, together with 149 others, was unable to fly to Yekaterinburg on December 29 at 20:15 from Istanbul. Passengers were allegedly told that no such flight exists, writes EAN.
Earlier we reported that a flight from Yekaterinburg to a popular resort was canceled due to aircraft problems.
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Ural Airlines denied reports of a ghost plane on the Istanbul–Yekaterinburg flight.
The information that has appeared on many Telegram channels about the so‑called "ghost" Ural Airlines plane that failed to arrive in Istanbul, Turkey, to pick up residents of Yekaterinburg is false.