Articles Tagged ‘UTair’
Russia’s airlines (Aeroflot, Transaero, UTair) and airports (Moscow DME, SVO, VKO and St Petersburg) growing fast
Our look at the Russian market reveals just how quickly the country’s leading airports and airlines are growing this year, and provides a handy summary of new international services started by non-Russian/CIS airlines in 2013, including easyJet’s first routes to Moscow.
UTair inaugurates flights from St. Petersburg to Budapest
UTair launches flights on an ex-Malev route from St. Petersburg to Budapest.
Yakutia Airlines’ growth slows down two years in a row; fleet renewal pending
Yakutia Airlines owes its name to the diamond-bearing city of Yakutsk in eastern Siberia, but don’t be misled: The airline has strong operations in Moscow Vnukovo and Krasnodar as well.
UTair adds two domestic routes from Moscow Vnukovo
UTair inaugurates daily flights to Chelyabinsk and twice-daily to Ekaterinburg, both from Moscow Vnukovo.
UTair inaugurates flights from Moscow Vnukovo to Nalchik
UTair launches daily services from Moscow Vnukovo to Nalchik in the Caucasus.
UTair adds one each domestic and international services
UTair launches flights from Adler/Sochi to Trabzon in Turkey; adds flights from Arkhangelsk to Naryan-Mar.
UTair adds daily flights from Kiev Zhulyany to Moscow Vnukovo
UTair commences services on the route from Kiev Zhulyany to Moscow Vnukovo.
UTair starts flying second domestic route from Moscow Vnukovo
UTair launches services from Moscow Vnukovo to Kursk near the border with the Ukraine.
UTair launches low-frequency stopping services from Surgut to Krasnojarsk
UTair commenced flights from Surgut to Krasnojarsk via Igarka.
UTair starts new route from Novosibirsk to Blagoveshchensk
UTair launches services from Novosibirsk to Blagoveshchensk in the Russian Amur Oblast.
UTair launches routes to Azerbaijan and Ukraine from Surgut
UTair launches two new international routes from Surgut.