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Drone attacks halt flights at all four Moscow airports

Restrictions on arrivals and departures at Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo and Zhukovsky disrupted air traffic across the Moscow region amid Ukrainian drone attacks. Sheremetyevo evacuated passengers to shelters, while reported drone debris on a runway area added to operational concerns; some services resumed after the shutdown.

2026-10-23T07:34:36.036976-07:00

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Drone attacks halt flights at all four Moscow airports

Restrictions on arrivals and departures at Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo and Zhukovsky disrupted air traffic across the Moscow region amid Ukrainian drone attacks. Sheremetyevo evacuated passengers to shelters, while reported drone debris on a runway area added to operational concerns; some services resumed after the shutdown.

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Typhoon Champi grounds hundreds of flights in Taiwan

Typhoon Champi’s approach brought major disruption to Taiwan’s air travel, with reports saying 262 domestic flights and 669 international flights were canceled on Friday, 23 October. Forecast strong winds and torrential rain prompted the cancellations; another report said the storm also disrupted service in Japan, affecting more than 11,000 travelers.

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Stellar Aviation breaks ground on 35,000-sq-ft Reno-Tahoe hangar

The new hangar and office complex will be Stellar Aviation’s second facility of that size on the airport’s northeast quadrant. The company also plans a 100,000-sq-ft mixed-use general aviation development for early 2027; another supplied headline describes a separate expansion by W Aviation in Fort Lauderdale.

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APEX

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United opens Houston’s 765,000-square-foot Terminal B North Concourse, adding 22 gates and a 54,000-square-foot club

United’s new three-level concourse at George Bush Intercontinental Airport includes 22 mainline gates and opens to passengers after a preview. Its 54,000-square-foot club seats 800 and features an outdoor terrace; the project also brings local restaurants to Terminal B. The cluster’s Dallas-Fort Worth item concerns a separate American Airlines terminal expansion.

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