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Luckily, this is probably one of the few variables you can at least try to workaround, as you can choose/not choose flights that go over/close to warzones/Russi
by diggan 2y ago
Luckily, this is probably one of the few variables you can at least try to workaround, as you can choose/not choose flights that go over/close to warzones/Russia. Compared to unexpected issues like the typical Boeing doors falling off, that we as passengers can't really try to include when planning where to fly.
- janice1999 2y agoNormal people do not try to plot the course of their upcoming flights and calculate the proximity to the largest country in the world which happens to border 14 other countries.
- cko 2y agoI consider myself a fairly normal person. On a recent flight from Istanbul to Taipei, I checked the flight path to make sure it wasn't flying over any "suspect" countries.
- perihelions 2y agoThe airline would need to be deliberately avoiding them: the great-arc circle between those two passes directly over Grozny. Smart call to double-check that.
- Dilettante_ 2y agoNormal people also do not keep backups of their important data.
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- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> Normal people do not try to plot the course of their upcoming flights I am in India. Everyone is very aware of the Air India flights that overfly Russia, Iran, et cetera and those—mostly foreign airlines— who do not.
- epolanski 2y agoHow are planes bound to Russia expected to avoid Russian airspace?
- pas 2y agoVery few people have to go to Russia, and if you must, take a train or a bus.