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Related: About this forumRussian airline Aeroflot violated Canadian airspace after ban, Transport Canada says
Posted: Feb 28, 2022 2:24 AM ET
Canada announced Sunday it would close its airspace to Russian aircraft operators
"We are aware that Aeroflot Flight 111 violated the prohibition put in place earlier today on Russian flights using Canadian airspace," Transport Canada said in a tweet late on Sunday.
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Transport Canada said it will launch a review into the conduct of Aeroflot and Canada's air-traffic control service provider Nav Canada following the violation.
"We will not hesitate to take appropriate enforcement action and other measures to prevent future violations," the Canadian regulator said.
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/transport-canada-aeroflot-airspace-ban-1.6366823
old guy
(3,292 posts)Shoot'em down.
True Dough
(20,283 posts)It would be an international scandal. It's not a military plane (although don't put it past the Russians to use a civilian plane for military purposes).
Either way, the Russians know there's no real risk of Canada shooting down a passenger aircraft.
localroger
(3,706 posts)Response to inanna (Original post)
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slightlv
(4,332 posts)How DO they enforce it? I figure Putin is like Trump where "make me" is concerned. Pushing limits, obviously. Assuming no one will dare cross him. So, how DOES a country enforce bans on airspace, minus shooting down a plane? Surrounding it and "escorting" it out of the airspace?