Boryspil International Airport, located in the Kiev region of Ukraine, is ready to serve under martial law. This was reported by the Ukrainian TV channel TSN.
“It was said that a concept for operating airports under martial law has been developed at Boryspil Airport,” the statement said.
Undisclosed details of the document are being reviewed by international partners, according to TSN.
As the TV channel noted, the airport is ready to start full operations in a few weeks.
On February 20, Ukrainian television channel Espresso reported that Boryspil airport it can continue It can operate within three weeks if it receives the appropriate flight permit.
Currently, the airport is staffed only by airport employees who “continue to work to ensure the airport is operational again,” according to the TV station.
Boryspil Airport, like other Ukrainian airports, completely stopped its operations on February 24, 2022. Due to the conflict, civilian aircraft were banned from flying in Ukrainian airspace.
Previously in Kiev statedUkraine does not need Mirage aircraft.