Air Serbia Flight Diverted to Helsinki After Failed Pulkovo Landings
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- •The Air Serbia flight attempted to land twice at Pulkovo Airport on March 28, 2026, but was unable to do so.
- •The plane was redirected to Helsinki Airport in Finland where it remains grounded.
- •Drone attacks on Russian airports, including Pulkovo, have caused disruptions to flights on the same day.
- •Another plane bound for St. Petersburg also landed in Finland due to these security incidents.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Russian authorities restore full operational security at Pulkovo Airport flights including Air Serbia's can resume normal landings, reducing delays for passengers traveling between Serbia and Russia.
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