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Sunday, 13 February 2022 (YJC)_ Adviser to the President of Ukraine rejected the closure of the country's airspace due to the crisis.
A Ukrainian official said on Sunday that there was no reason to close the country's airspace because of tensions with Russia.
"Adviser to the President of Ukraine Mikhail Podoliak told Reuters:
Most importantly, Ukraine itself sees no reason to close its airspace, and I think that would be tantamount to a partial siege.
Reacting to the decision of the Dutch airline "KLM", he said:
If a particular airline decides to change its flight schedule, it certainly has nothing to do with our country's decisions or policies.
In addition to the Dutch company, the Ukrainian airline "Sky-up" announced on Saturday night that one of the planes of this company, originating in Portugal, changed its route and landed in Moldova instead of landing in Ukraine.
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