Turkish Airlines suspected of using Russian airspace on flight from Tallinn
- A Turkish Airlines aircraft operating a passenger flight from Tallinn to Istanbul on 12 July allegedly ended up over Russian territory during the flight.
- The aircraft changed its usual route and flew over the Kaliningrad region, although flights normally avoid Russian airspace, writes the online edition of the weekly Eesti Ekspress.
- One passenger said he noticed the route change in a flight‑tracking app and approached a flight attendant.
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- A Turkish Airlines aircraft operating a passenger flight from Tallinn to Istanbul on 12 July allegedly ended up over Russian territory during the flight.
- The aircraft changed its usual route and flew over the Kaliningrad region, although flights normally avoid Russian airspace, writes the online edition of the weekly Eesti Ekspress.
- One passenger said he noticed the route change in a flight‑tracking app and approached a flight attendant.
Sources: Err