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Regional Russian carrier rooted in aviation heritage.
Founded
2005
Headquarters
Moscow, Russia
Moskovia Airlines, operating under the IATA code 3R and ICAO code GAI, was a Russian regional airline based in Moscow. It operated under the callsign GROMOV AIRLINE, a reference to the legendary Soviet test pilot Mikhail Gromov, reflecting its connection to the Gromov Flight Research Institute at Zhukovsky Airport.
The airline primarily served domestic Russian routes and some international destinations, functioning as a regional carrier within the competitive Russian aviation market. It operated from Zhukovsky Airport (also known as Ramenskoye), located southeast of Moscow.
Moskovia Airlines ceased operations in the early 2010s amid financial difficulties that affected many smaller Russian carriers during that period. The airline was relatively small in scale and struggled to compete against larger Russian carriers and the broader market consolidation occurring in Russian aviation.
Hubs & network
Moskovia Airlines operated primarily from Zhukovsky Airport (Ramenskoye) near Moscow.
Fleet
The airline operated a small fleet including Tupolev Tu-154 and other Soviet-era jet aircraft on domestic and select international routes.
Notable facts
- ›The airline's callsign GROMOV AIRLINE references Soviet aviation pioneer Mikhail Gromov.
- ›Moskovia Airlines was based at Zhukovsky Airport, home of the Gromov Flight Research Institute.
- ›The airline ceased operations in the early 2010s due to financial difficulties.
- ›Moskovia operated primarily domestic Russian routes with limited international services.
- ›It was one of several smaller Russian regional carriers that struggled during post-2008 market consolidation.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (20 legs)
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Route network
ASF → DMESU9
ASF → LEDSU9
BHK → DME734
DME → ASFSU9
DME → BHK734
DME → EGOSU9
DME → FEG734
DME → KSQ734
DME → NMA734
DME → NVI734
DME → SKD734
DME → TIVSU9 73G
EGO → DMESU9
FEG → DME734
KSQ → DME734
LED → ASFSU9
NMA → DME734
NVI → DME734
SKD → DME734
TIV → DMESU9 73G
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Moskovia Airlines was an airline based in Zhukovsky, Moscow, Russia. It operated domestic and international passenger and cargo charters. Its main base was Domodedovo Airport.
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Moskovia Airlines
Russian airline (1995–2014)
Moskovia Airlines was an airline based in Zhukovsky, Moscow, Russia. It operated domestic and international passenger and cargo charters. Its main base was Domodedovo Airport.
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