VIDEO: Antalya Flight Passengers Stranded at Vnukovo for Over 5 Hours

At Moscow's Vnukovo Airport, 320 passengers have been unable to depart for Antalya for more than five hours. This information was reported by Life, referencing the Shot Telegram channel.

According to the television channel, an Azur Air Boeing 767-300 was scheduled to fly to Turkey on June 30 at 03:15. Passengers reported that after landing, they were forced to remain on the hot aircraft for over half an hour. Following this, the crew requested everyone to disembark, and tourists were returned to the airport terminal.

Passengers recounted that their flight was postponed nearly 10 times, with each delay extending by 30 minutes. The same aircraft's flight from Antalya to Moscow had been delayed by more than five hours the day before. While en route to the departure point, the crew decided to return to the parking area for additional checks. The aircraft needed to be refueled. During the waiting period, the air conditioning was not turned on, resulting in three passengers, including a child, feeling unwell.

Previously, a passenger whose flight had exited the runway at Yekaterinburg's Koltsovo Airport stated that "everyone was scared; they just didn't show it."