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Corporate aviation arm of Russia's Gazprom energy giant.
Founded
1995
Headquarters
Moscow, Russia
Gazpromavia is a Russian airline established as the aviation subsidiary of Gazprom, one of the world's largest natural gas companies. The airline primarily serves the transportation needs of Gazprom's corporate personnel and operations, connecting remote industrial sites across Russia with major cities.
In addition to corporate charter flights, Gazpromavia operates scheduled regional services and provides helicopter services to support Gazprom's extensive oil and gas extraction operations in Siberia and other remote regions. The airline maintains a diverse fleet to meet these varied operational demands.
Gazpromavia is headquartered in Moscow and holds an air operator's certificate issued by Russian aviation authorities. As a corporate airline, it is not a major participant in the commercial passenger market but plays a critical logistical role within the Gazprom corporate ecosystem.
Hubs & network
Gazpromavia primarily operates from Ostafyevo International Airport in Moscow, with additional bases supporting Gazprom's regional operations across Russia.
Fleet
Gazpromavia operates a mixed fleet including Yakovlev Yak-42 jets, Bombardier CRJ regional jets, and various Mil helicopter types for remote site access.
Notable facts
- ›Gazpromavia is wholly owned by Gazprom, the Russian state-controlled natural gas company.
- ›The airline operates helicopter services to support oil and gas extraction in Siberia and the Russian Arctic.
- ›Ostafyevo International Airport near Moscow serves as the airline's main base.
- ›The airline holds IATA code 4G and ICAO code GZP with the callsign GAZPROMAVIA.
- ›Gazpromavia primarily serves corporate and charter missions rather than the general public commercial market.
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 Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
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EYK → VKOYK2
NCU → VKO73G
NUX → TJMTU5
NUX → UFATU5
NUX → VKO73G TU5
NYM → OVSYK4
NYM → VKO73G
OVS → NYMYK4
OVS → SVXYK4
OVS → VKOYK2
SVX → OVSYK4
TJM → NUXTU5
UCT → VKOYK2
UFA → NUXTU5
VKO → EYKYK2
VKO → NCU73G
VKO → NUX73G TU5
VKO → NYM73G
VKO → OVSYK2
VKO → UCTYK2
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