Why can't I fill the structure in C?

Task:
To define a structure with three fields, create an array of 7 elements of type of this structure, populate it and display. Faced with the problem: in the structure of 3 fields: two of them of type char, one of type int. When filling out fields of type char, I use the function fgets(), to fill in the int use the normal scanf(), in this case, after filling the first element of an array of structures, I skipped filling the first field of the next element of the array... Here's how it looks:

Here is the code of the program itself:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

aeroflot struct{
 nazn char[20];
 char tip[20];
 int numr;
};
int main(){
 int i;
 struct aeroflot airport[7];
 for( i = 0; i < 7; i++ ){
 printf("Enter #%d flight nazn: ", i);
 fgets(airport[i].nazn, 20, stdin);
 printf("Enter #%d flight tip: ", i);
 fgets(airport[i].tip, 20, stdin);
 printf("Enter #%d flight numr:", i);
 scanf("%d", &airport[i].numr);

 printf("You entered:\n");
 fputs(airport[i].nazn, stdout);
 fputs(airport[i].tip, stdout);
 printf("\n%d", airport[i].numr);
}

 return 0;
}</stdlib.h></stdio.h>

Help to understand what the problem is and explain how to fill a field of int in such situations... May need to use other f-tsii?