From the BBC:

“Ukraine is taking moves to keep its airspace open after KLM became the first major airline to suspend flights to the capital Kyiv.

It comes as tensions over Russia’s military build-up on Ukraine’s border intensify despite diplomatic efforts to ease the situation.

Ukraine said it was ready to assume financial obligations for flight safety in the country’s airspace.”

Read the full report:

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60374577

Boryspil Airport issued this statement:

Boryspil International Airport operates normally.

Ensuring the full high level of air security is due to the coordinated work of the whole team.

Given the contradictory information and the general tense situation around Ukraine, the General Director of the airport Oleksiy Dubrevsky addressed his colleagues:

Dear employees of Boryspil International Airport!

There is a lot of different information around us, and it seems that things are happening that we are not able to influence.

But this is not the case! The airport continues to operate normally, ensuring the safety and comfort of our passengers and a standardized level of flight safety in accordance with all international requirements.

The management of the airport emphasizes that the uninterrupted work of our company is ensured by coordinated and highly professional work of the airport staff, for which – special thanks to all employees without exception!

We are the face of the country. Now the whole world is watching us. Temporary challenges encourage us to work even harder, because it’s not just about our country’s image in the world – it’s about people.

We are with you and Ukraine! Keep calm, support each other, work calmly and look to the future! No external destabilizing actions will affect our work and the belief that everything will be fine!

Flights today from Boryspil Airport today: