List of biggest airlines of Russia

This is a list of biggest airlines of Russia, by number of passengers and by the amount of cargo transported.

Passengers Transferred
Aeroflot Boeing 777-300ER in SkyTeam livery taking off.
Transaero Boeing 777-300 landing at Vladivostok International Airport.
S7 Airlines Boeing 737-800 in Oneworld livery landing at Domodedovo International Airport.

2016 Statistics

Source: FAVT[1]

№AirlinePassengers
1Aeroflot28 977 880
2S7 Airlines9 509 018
3Rossiya Airlines8 099 498
4UTair Aviation6 654 417
5Ural Airlines6 467 188
6Pobeda4 285 937
7Globus Airlines3 637 451
8Azur Air2 344 322
9VIM Airlines2 076 406
10Nordwind Airlines1 788 452

2014 Statistics
The Rossaviation Statistics for Jan-Feb 2014[2]
№AirlinePassenger valueGrowth, %Distance, p.kmGrowth, %
1 Aeroflot423,610,036 13,067,121,707 11,4
2 Transaero13,198,591 5,647,066,421 0,1
3 UTair58,564,340 4,720,198,948 20,4
4 S7 Airlines67,938,199 12,015,582,789 9,8
5 Rossiya5,191,783 13,110,147,404 10,5
6 Ural Airlines5,160,588 16,813,327,154 13,2
7 Nordwind Airlines4,472,038 22,313,401,739 1,2
8 Orenair3,034,659 1,68,471,008 22.9
9 Globus2,127,931 1,25,559,313 3,6
10 Donavia1,736,153 28,32,447,994 22,3
11 VIM Airlines1,613,970 16,03,389,297 10,2
12 Yamal Airlines1,450,355 11,52,899,723 13,6
13 Metrojet1,344,174 13,24,043,292 18,8
14 Pegas Fly1,236,596 by 4.46,059,896 by 4.8
15 NordStar1,104,938 11,12,868,556 14,6

2013 Statistics
The Rossaviation Statistics for Jan-Feb 2013[3]
№AirlinePassenger valueGrowth, %Distance, p.kmGrowth, %
1 Aeroflot120,902,447 18,460,226,342 19,2
2 Transaero12,499,985 21,047,018,186 14,7
3 UTair28,182,074 5,316,769,794 10,6
4 S7 Airlines37,084,599 11,614,197,750 9,0
5 Rossiya4,590,146 9,19,186,257 4,9
6 Ural Airlines4,419,233 25,411,768,176 23,2
7 Nordwind Airlines3,655,688 68,713,433,472 60,8
8 Orenair3,140,950 1,610,983,780 4,6
9 Globus2,154,312 10,95,366,394 16,7
10 VIM Airlines1,391,020 8,03,075,973 11,4
11 Donavia1,353,574 37,32,001,135 39,6
12 Yamal Airlines1,301,242 42,52,553,011 48,6
13 NordStar1,243,360 7,13,358,092 11,4
14 Metrojet1,187,785 61,93,403,399 72,9
15 Yakutia Airlines1,098,909 4,13,286,344 8,4

2012 statistics
The Rossaviation Statistics for Jan-Feb 2012[4]
№AirlinePassenger valueGrowth, %Distance, p.kmGrowth, %
1 Aeroflot117,656,152 24,650 532 518 20,3
2 Transaero10,327,560 22,241 003 887 23,6
3 UTair27,769,881 33,915 166 155 36,4
4 S7 Airlines36,351,010 23,813 025 241 23,5
5 Rossyia4,208,906 19,08 761 024 21,8
6 Ural Airlines3,525,066 40,39 548 267 39,7
7 Orenair3,193,474 27,410 505 213 40,1
8 Nordwind Airlines2,167,267 25,98 353 261 14,7
9 Globus1,942,782 32,04 596 794 34,1
10 VIM Airlines1,511,682 6,33 472 582 12,3
11 Vladivostok Air1,162,174 4,33 134 214 30,9
12 Nordstar Airlines1,161,101 50,53 015 574 35,3
13 Yakutia Airlines1,145,630 12,43 586 342 6,3
14 Donavia985,682 14,11 433 658 12,8
15 Kuban Airlines955,896 6,21 764 292 28,8
Notes
  • ^4 Excluding the Aeroflot-Group Airlines Rossyia, Donavia, Aurora, Orenair и Pobeda
  • ^5 Excluding UTair-Group Airlines UTair Express and other airlines
  • ^6 Excluding an S7-Group Airline Globus
  • The airlines mentioned with cursive letters, are the airlines, which ceased their operations currently

By Cargo Transportation
Boeing 747-400 AirBridgeCargo

2014 Statistics
Rossaviation statistics Dec-Jan 2012-2013[2]
№AirlineCargo Transported, тоннGrowth, %Distance, t.kmGrowth, %
1 AirBridgeCargo516,525 21,13,247,631 18,2
2 Aeroflot145,285 17,7681,699 25,9
3 Transaero69,333 0,6383,902 2,3
4 Volga-Dnepr Airlines40,656 24,5220,516 17,7
5 S7 Airlines36,667 0,481,095 0,3
6 UTair24,711 16,047,948 20,0
7 Abakan-Avia14,629—20,105—
8 224th fleet14,400 6,845,872 4,2
9 Ural Airlines14,346 2.742,745 1,8
10 Aviastar-TU12,966 5,535,378 13,9
11 ATRAN12,259 166,017,644 126,9
12 Globus12,043 7,836,762 4,5
13 Alrosa11,182 10,228,336 7,2
14 Yakutia Airlines10,554 14,251,231 17,7
15 Rossiya9,580 6,020,881 1,5

2013 Statistics
Rossaviation statistics Dec-Jan 2012-2013[3]
№AirlineCargo Transported, тоннGrowth, %Distance, t.kmGrowth, %
1 AirBridgeCargo426,442 20,92,746,976 15,5
2 Aeroflot176,456 9,0919,521 18,0
3 Transaero69,735 5,9392,993 3,0
4 Volga-Dnepr Airlines53,835 19,0268,125 23,7
5 S7 Airlines36,515 2,480,862 4,6
6 UTair29,412 3,259,962 3,9
7 224 fleet15,453 7,347,873 5,7
8 Ural Airlines14,744 9,543,533 2,2
9 Globus13,063 6,238,479 3,3
10 Alrosa12,458 13,730,532 20,6
11 Yakutia Airlines12,298 21,562,219 8,7
12 Aviastar-TU12,284 6,731,072 7,6
13 Polet Airlines10,576 51,050,056 53,8
14 Rossiya10,192 3,221,208 2,8
15 Vladivostok Air7,991 9,021,146 28,8

By the fleet capacity and destinations

The Russia's biggest airlines by the number of the fleet and destinations:

PlaceAirline/GroupFleet NumberDestinationsref
1 Aeroflot Group1218293[5]
2 UTair Group2156117[6]
3 S7 Group36180
Notes

See also

References
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  6. "Годовые отчёты группы "ЮТэйр"". Utair.ru. Retrieved 2015-01-03.
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