Moscow hits back by barring EU and Canadian airlines

HELSINKI (Reuters) -Airlines on Monday braced for a potentially lengthy dispute after the European Union (EU) banned Russian airlines from its airspace and Moscow responded in kind, barring carriers from 36 countries including all 27 members of the European Union.

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