On Wednesday, the flight of a Yerevan-bound plane was canceled at Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow.
The flight was canceled due to a fire in the engine of this Boeing 737.
Fortunately, the fire was noticed on time, and instruction was given to stop the first engine.
The ground staff at the airport extinguished the fire.
No one was injured from the cabin crew and passengers, informed Vechernyaya Moskva newspaper of the Russian capital city.
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