A plane flying from Moscow to Yerevan and Batumi made an emergency landing in Rostov, a passenger told Sputnik Georgia.
According to the source, the plane’s commander made this decision since one of the passengers felt bad on the plane.
As reported at the airport in Batumi, this is the joint flight of Georgian Airways and Armenia Airlines. The employees of the airport still don’t have information about when the plane will land in Batumi.
The other details of the incident are being clarified.
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