“Due to flooding in the Czech Republic, Austria and Poland, the flight Vienna-Budapest-Kyiv and Prague-Peremysl-Prague were canceled on Sunday. Source: Ukrzaliznytsia Literally: “The flight Vienna – Budapest – Kyiv was canceled today.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Ukrzaliznytsia
Literally: “The flight Vienna – Budapest – Kyiv has been canceled today. Passengers with tickets in Vienna are requested to go to the information and service point and get vouchers for free accommodation.
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The flight Kyiv – Budapest – Vienna will go to Budapest.
Flights Chop – Vienna – Chop go from terminal to terminal.
Flights Prague – Przemyśl – Prague are not yet able to pass the flooded section on the border of the Czech Republic and Poland. Tomorrow, a shuttle service is expected from Prague to the border and from Przemyśl to the border with a bus transfer around the flooded area.
Details: “Ukrzaliznytsia” added that trains from/to Warsaw, Chelm and Košice run without changes and according to the schedule.
Updated: On the night of September 16, Ukrzaliznytsia updated information on flight cancellations and restrictions due to flooding in Europe.
Literally: “Vienna-Kyiv-Vienna flight will run as Budapest-Kyiv-Budapest at least on Monday.
The peak of bad weather in Austria is expected today-tomorrow, so the resumption of traffic will not be quick, the stations and the metro will be partially closed tomorrow. Passengers with tickets in Vienna are asked to contact the information and service point for free accommodation and food during bad weather.
The flight Chop – Vienna – Chop is currently canceled due to the impossibility of leaving Vienna.
Flights Prague – Przemyśl – Prague are not yet able to pass the flooded section on the border of the Czech Republic and Poland. Shuttle traffic is expected today from Prague to the Polish border and from Przemyśl to the Czech border with a bus shuttle around the flooded area.
Flights from/to Warsaw, Chelm, Przemyśl, Kosice, Budapest, Zahony run unchanged.”
What preceded: Earlier on Sunday, it became known that due to floods in Poland and the Czech Republic, railway operators of both countries temporarily canceled a number of flights.