Turkey has stopped serving planes from the Russian Federation and Belarus: in the Black List more than 40 boards

Ankara stopped services for freight, commercial and charter aircraft through anti -Russian sanctions. Aeroflot boards, S7 Airlines and Belavia fall under the restrictions. In Turkey, more than 20 Airbus and Boeing airlines from Russia and Belarus will not be refueling and servicing. This was reported by the profile edition of Airporthaber following the results of the decision of the Ministry of Customs and Trade of Turkey. Turkey stopped services for freight, commercial and charter aircraft.

Restrictions will also affect ships, consisting of 25% of the production of US production and head to Russia and Belarus. According to the document, the boards of Aeroflot, S7 Airlines, Utair, Azur Air, Pegas Fly, Russia, Yamal and Belava fall under the restriction. The Turizmguncel Turkish portal adds that the Turkish side has been sent by the US Turkish side on March 14. The planes of the Russian Federation, flying from Turkey without refueling, land in Sochi, fill and continue the way.

Aircraft under the flag of Turkey can not buy fuel from Russian oil companies Gazprom and Lukoil, which are under sanctions, the portal said. The interlocutors of the Komersant newspaper confirmed the refusal of refueling from the Russian Federation in Istanbul and declared work on solving the problem. Aeroflot reported flights to Turkish cities in full -time mode.

The publication reminded that in the beginning of March this year, Turkish customs officers began to reject transit declarations on air trucks from the lists of EU sanctions. Then Russian carriers found a way out of the situation. Turkey may occur in Turkey, which is ready to work with the risk of sanctions. The country has introduced 44 aircraft to the Black List, writes Kommersant. Aeroflot and S7 reported RBC Agency about full -time flights to Turkish cities and solving the problem.

The source in one of the airlines says that the situation is similar to the largest land service provider in Turkey at HAVAş Airports. In February this year, the company announced the risk of more than 170 aircraft of airlines from Russia, Belarus, Iran and boards belonging to the oligarch Roman Abramovich. All these liners came under the sanctions of the American Ministry of Finance in the spring of 2022.

Currently, one of the refueling companies in Turkey has sent a letter by e -mail that the impossibility of refueling of sub -planes from the Russian Federation, he explained. We will remind that on March 13, the Minister of Economy Serbia, the Council of Basta called for more sanctions against Russia. For more than a year the country has been refrain from imposing restrictions, he said.