Domodedovo

Moscow's Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports are continuing to receive and dispatch flights under an agreed coordination regime, according to Russian media reports. The arrangement suggests ongoing restrictions or adjustments to normal flight operations at Moscow airports, with departures and arrivals proceeding only as coordinated with authorities. Travellers are watching developments closely as such measures can affect flight schedules and delays across the capital's aviation hub.

Reports say an explosion struck cottage settlements near the city of Domodedovo in the Moscow region overnight on October 6. Damage to residential houses is described, with the missile type not confirmed, though it may have been a Flamingo cruise missile. The incident is attributed to the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.

A drone attack on the Moscow region triggered a fire at the Volodarskaya LPDS, the area's largest oil depot. The facility is a key fuel supplier to Moscow's major airports, including Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Sheremetyevo, raising concerns about potential disruptions to aviation fuel supplies amid the ongoing war.

A fire is reported at the Volodarskaya oil depot in the Moscow region, with local residents saying two fuel storage tanks are burning. The depot supplies fuel to Moscow's main airports, including Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Sheremetyevo, raising concerns about potential disruption to aviation in the capital region.