Na´Vi stopped by airport customs

According to tweets by Yegor "markeloff" Markelov, Natus Vincere faced trouble in Vienna, Austria, on their way to Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Yesterday, the Ukrainian team were initially prohibited by Austrian Airlines from making their connecting flight in Vienna en route to Bosnia-Herzegovina after a mix-up by the airline company.

After Austrian Airlines confessed their mistake later that day, the team were booked on an early flight today to Vienna, where they were supposed to make a connecting flight to Sarajevo.

At first, when Natus Vincere arrived in Vienna, airport customs denied the team further travel into Bosnia-Herzegovina, supposedly because they did not have visas.

ZeroGravity not pleased with airport customs

However, as established yesterday, Ukrainian citizens do not need endorsement to enter Bosnia-Herzegovina, as the visa agreement by both nations was abolished earlier this year.

Meanwhile, it appears as though custom officials and the Ukrainian team have come to agreement, judging by one of Markelov's latest tweets which says they were wished a "nice flight".

With this now settled, Natus Vincere should be on their way to Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, where they will attend the €10,500 Adepto BH Open tournament.