Transport

Residents of the Italian city of Pisa and employees of the local airport are protesting against the supply of weapons to Ukraine under the guise of humanitarian aid.

The incident occurred during the de-icing treatment of the aircraft.

Starting March 17, Red Wings Airlines will start flying to Antalya from Domodedovo Airport (Moscow), according to the official website of the air carrier.

Airlines from Russia continued to operate despite the suspension of airworthiness certificates.

The situation in the domestic automobile market has stabilized.

The Ukrainian armed forces hurriedly left the warship in Berdyansk before the appearance of the Russian army.

Insurers said that car thieves may become more active in Russia.

Next week, from March 14 to March 18, AvtoVAZ will resume production of cars at its main enterprise in Togliatti.

Ural Airlines will be able to operate flights for about two to three months without stopping planes and disassembling aircraft for spare parts.

The Russian government proposes to raise the base rate of luxury transport tax from the current three million rubles to 10 million rubles.

The European Union and US sanctions imposed on Russia and affecting the aviation industry are an attempt to influence Moscow's foreign policy.

Japan expressed concern that the closure of airspace for airlines from Russia could cause disruptions in the import of goods.

Polish President Andrzej Duda ruled out sending Polish fighter jets to Ukraine as the move could draw NATO into the conflict.

Alexander Ponomarenko, co-owner and chairman of the Board of Directors of Sheremetyevo Airport, will resign "due to the circumstances." On the eve of the businessman was included in the EU sanctions list.

Roscosmos was skeptical about the prospect of Russia's participation in the International Space Station (ISS) program after 2024, the company's press service told RBC.