U.S. Puts Russian Flight Ban Into Effect, Blocking 767 Parts Charters

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The ban on over-sized cargo specialist Volga-Dnepr could delay production of some Boeing 767 freighters.
Credit: Joe Pries
The U.S. ban on Russian aircraft in its airspace will go into effect by the end of the day March 2, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced, codifying President Biden’s March 1 announcement with a Notice to Air Missions that bans both scheduled and charter operations—even ones with...

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