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Connecting Russia's regions with reliable air service.
Headquarters
Moscow, Russia
Svyaz Rossiya, operating under the IATA code 7R and ICAO code SJM, is a Russian regional airline that provided air transport services primarily within the Russian Federation. The airline focused on connecting smaller regional destinations with larger urban centers, serving routes that were often underserved by major carriers.
The carrier operated under the callsign 'RussianConnecty' and was associated with efforts to improve regional connectivity across Russia's vast territory. Like many Russian regional carriers, it faced challenges common to the industry including economic pressures and competition from larger national airlines.
Svyaz Rossiya ceased operations, as it is no longer listed as an active carrier. Details regarding its full operational history remain limited in publicly available sources.
Hubs & network
The airline primarily operated from airports within the Russian Federation, with a focus on regional Russian routes.
Fleet
Svyaz Rossiya operated Soviet-era and Russian-built regional aircraft typical of Russian regional carriers of its era.
Notable facts
- ›Operated under IATA code 7R and ICAO code SJM.
- ›Used the air traffic callsign 'RussianConnecty'.
- ›Focused on regional air connectivity within Russia.
- ›No longer an active airline.
- ›Limited public documentation exists about its full operational history.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Route network map (72 legs)
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Route network
CSY → DMECR2
DME → AKXCR2
DME → PEZCR2
DME → VKTCR2
EGO → DMECR2
EGO → ROVCR2
KUF → EGOCR2
KUF → SVXCR2
LED → IARCR2
LED → MCXCR2
MQF → SVXEM2
MRV → SAWCR2
ROV → EGOCR2
ROV → VOGCR2
SVX → NUXCR2
VKT → DMECR2
VOG → LEDCR2
VOZ → DMECR2
AKX → DMECR2
CSY → LEDCR2
DME → ESLCR2
DME → IJKCR2
DME → ULVCR2
GRV → DMECR2
IJK → DMECR2
LED → CSYCR2
LED → SKXCR2
PEZ → DMECR2
SKX → LEDCR2
SVX → KROEM2
SVX → MQFEM2
SVX → UFAEM2
SVX → URJEM2
VOG → EVNCR2
VOZ → LEDCR2
DME → CSYCR2
DME → GRVCR2
DME → MCXCR2
DME → PESCR2
DME → SKXCR2
DME → VOZCR2
EGO → KUFCR2
KRR → VOGCR2
KRR → VOZCR2
LED → KVXCR2
MCX → DMECR2
NUX → SVXCR2
OVB → SVXCR2
SKX → DMECR2
SVX → OVBCR2
SVX → ULVCR2
UFA → SVXEM2
DME → EGOCR2
ESL → DMECR2
EVN → VOGCR2
IAR → LEDCR2
KRO → SVXEM2
KVX → LEDCR2
LED → VOGCR2
LED → VOZCR2
MCX → LEDCR2
PES → DMECR2
SAW → MRVCR2
SCW → SVXCR2
SVX → KUFCR2
SVX → SCWCR2
ULV → DMECR2
ULV → SVXCR2
URJ → SVXEM2
VOG → KRRCR2
VOG → ROVCR2
VOZ → KRRCR2
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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