Aeroflot has fully stabilized flight schedules from Moscow and in the regions

Aeroflot Airlines has reported a complete stabilization of its schedule. For July 29, 100% of flights, all 216 paired flights from Moscow and 73 regional flights (bypassing the capital hub), were operated, fully in line with the plan.

The July 30 schedule is also fully operational

On July 30, Aeroflot announced in its schedule 241 paired flights from Moscow and the same number of flights back, as well as 73 flights to regional destinations. All scheduled flights are operating normally, without delays or cancelations.

Passengers can track the status of flights on the online scoreboard on the airline’s website, as well as on airport websites and on information panels in terminals.

Backstory: recovering from cyberattacks

Reminder that a few days ago, the company survived a hacker attack that affected Aeroflot’s digital infrastructure. At the time, hackers announced that internal systems had been compromised, causing the airline to experience serious logistical disruptions, flight delays, and passenger check-in problems.

The company’s technical services promptly responded – backup servers were activated and secure communication channels were restored. By July 28, Aeroflot reported a gradual return to a normal schedule.

Aeroflot’s technical services responded quickly – backup servers were activated and secure communication channels were restored.

Now, according to the carrier, operations have been fully restored – with no disruptions to schedules or flight connections. This means that flights delayed due to the cyberattacks have been successfully compensated, and infrastructure is protected and stabilized.

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