Sanctions work: Half of Russia’s A320/A321neo fleet grounded due to engine issues
International sanctions imposed on Russia after its 2022 Ukraine invasion have severely disrupted its civilian aviation sector. Bans on aircraft sales, parts, and maintenance have grounded numerous planes, strained fleet operations, and raised safety concerns.
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