'Kogalymavia' is prohibited from flying Airbus 321 after plane crash in Egypt

Today the 'Kogalymavia' airline was ordered by Rostransnadzor to suspend flights of all Airbus A321 aircraft until completion of the investigation into the plane crash on the Sinai peninsula that took the lives of 224 Russians.

The ban on flights is imposed until the end of November 2. During this time the company must carry out a thorough assessment of the risks of using these aircraft for transport.

Meanwhile, 'Kogalymavia' denies the existence of such instructions, Interfax reports.