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The airport was closed all day on Friday after two accidents on Thursday.

Monday, November 25, 2019
The airport was closed all day on Friday after two accidents on Thursday.

The airport was closed all day on Friday after two accidents on Thursday. First, a Gulfstream business jet broke its landing gear, aborting a takeoff for Dubai. Then, a crosswind hit a Turkish Airlines Boeing 737 arriving from Istanbul, pushing it off the runway and breaking its landing gear. No one was injured in either accident. Faced with a long delay, SkyUp bused its Egypt-bound passengers to Kherson, a 3-hour drive. Odesa airport is building a replacement runway, a slow-motion project that may be completed next year.

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