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Kaluga International Airport
International airport Kaluga (Grabtsevo) named after K.E. Tsiolkovsky, built in 1970, was closed in 2001. Re-commissioned after the extensive reconstruction in 2015. Consists of two passenger terminals serving domestic and international flights. The capacity of the terminal is up to 100 people per hour.
“Kaluga” International Airport building. May 25, 2015
Photo by V. Belousov
Collection of INA "Russia Today"
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev during the inspection of the airport in Kaluga after reconstruction. September 4, 2015
Photo by E. Shtukin
Collection of INA "Russia Today"
