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Russian Deputy Prime Minister: Airline flights continue on schedule without kerosene shortage
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitali Savelyev reported that airlines are not experiencing a kerosene shortage and all flights continue as scheduled.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitali Savelyev announced that the country's airlines have not been affected by the situation in the aviation kerosene market and all flights are being carried out according to schedule.
Savelyev said, "We do not see anywhere that airlines have changed their flight schedules or refused to transport passengers. So far, everyone is working according to the schedule, all flights are taking place."
The Russian government imposed a ban on the export of aviation kerosene, including that purchased through exchange transactions, until November 30 on June 1. Later, Rosaviatsiya Head Dmitri Yadrov told journalists at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) that there was no shortage of aviation kerosene in Russia.
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