Two incidents of breach of public order at Mahachkala Airport

Aug.19.2022
Two incidents of breach of public order at Mahachkala Airport
Public order violations reported on flights from Mahachkala airport, resulting in potential fines and detention for offenders.

Two incidents of public disorder occurred at Mahachkala Airport in Russia.


The captain of a flight from Mahachkala to Moscow reported that a 44-year-old passenger on board was using an electronic cigarette and verbally abusing the flight crew with foul language. The passenger arrived at the destination accompanied by aviation police, and according to Article 6.24 and Article 20.1, Part 1 of the Russian Federation Administrative Offences Code, an administrative report has been drafted by the authorities in response to the incident.


On the same day, the duty department of the police station at Mahachkala Airport received another report of a disturbance of public order on a flight from Moscow to Mahachkala. The captain informed the police that a 29-year-old female Moscow resident had refused to follow instructions from the flight crew and responded with vulgar language. The police drafted an administrative report on the crime in accordance with Article 20.1, Part 1 of the Russian Federation Administrative Offenses Code.


The two offenders may face a maximum fine of 15,000 rubles and a maximum of 15 days of administrative detention.


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