The Ukrainian airline SkyUp on the evening of Tuesday, April 4, evacuated its last aircraft from Kyiv Boryspil Airport, which had spent all the time here since February 24, 2022, said Maxim Gardus, an expert from the Office of Reforms of the Cabinet of Ministers..

" Except for dates. The Ukrainian airline SkyUp was able to evacuate its last plane from Boryspil Airport on the evening of April 4,” he wrote on Facebook..

Gardus noted that the pilots of the Boeing 737-800 SkyUp with registration UR-SQP turned on the aircraft's transmitter in the sky just near Chernivtsi.. Thanks to this, the aircraft was recorded by the Flightradar24 online radar.. At 20:06, the plane successfully landed in the Romanian city of Iasi.

The plane's transmitter provided information that it departed Boryspil Airport for the Romanian city of Iasi, where it landed at 20:06.

Gardus noted that the evacuation of the aircraft demonstrated the integrity of the country's main air gates, as well as the functioning of air navigation systems and dispatching..

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It is known that by February 24, 2022, SkyUp managed to move 10 out of 11 of its aircraft to Europe. The last plane was already in flight, but was forced to return to Boryspil.

It should be noted that the first plane that was able to leave the territory of Ukraine after a full-scale invasion was the Wizz Air vessel located in Lviv, and in September it was able to fly to Poland.. At the same time, the company still had three more aircraft in Ukraine, in particular, at the Kyiv airport.