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The video discusses the growing list of countries, including the European Union and Canada, that have closed their airspace to Russian aircraft as a form of economic pressure on Russia. In response, Russia has banned flights from 36 countries, including the entire EU, from its airspace. This situation impacts international air travel, as many flights to Asia use Russian airspace. Airlines like Virgin Atlantic are adjusting routes, which may lead to longer flight times or cancellations. The US has not yet banned Russian flights, but some airlines are taking preemptive measures, such as FedEx and UPS canceling deliveries to Russia.

Which countries have recently closed their airspace to Russian commercial flights?

• United States and Mexico

• European Union and Canada

• China and Japan

• Australia and New Zealand

What advice did the US embassy in Moscow give to American citizens?

• To stay in Russia and wait for further instructions

• To consider leaving Russia immediately via available commercial options

• To contact the embassy for evacuation plans

• To travel to neighboring countries for safety

How are airlines affected by the closure of Russian airspace?

• They are increasing the number of flights to Russia

• They are unaffected and continue normal operations

• They may need to reroute flights, leading to longer travel times or cancellations

• They are offering discounts on flights over Russian airspace

What is the current stance of the US regarding banning Russian flights?

• The US has already banned Russian flights

• The US has decided not to ban Russian flights

• The US is encouraging more flights to Russia

• The US is considering all options but has not made a decision yet

Which companies have already canceled delivery flights to Russia?

• DHL and Amazon

• USPS and Royal Mail

• FedEx and UPS

• Air France and Lufthansa