Vladivostok Air Flights

Vladivostok Air continues to offer passengers great flights to exotic destinations.

Vladivostok Air is a member of both the Transport Clearing House and the International Air Transport Association. The Russian state-owned airline has twice been awarded the ‘Wings of Russia’ by the Russian Aviation Industry.

The company was formed in the 1930s, but did not established itself as a competitive international airline until 1990. In 2004, Vladivostok Air passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit, enabling it to become a member of the International Air Transport Association, which confirms that it is a reliable and safe airline.

In 2005, the company became the first in the world to offer medium to long-haul operations using the Tupolev Tu-204-300 airliner. Though the airline still owns and operates six of these aircraft, in 2007 it also took delivery of an Airbus A-320.

Vladivostok Air is the largest passenger carrier in Russia’s far-east, carrying more than 1.1 million travellers per year and it flies to 13 international and 24 domestic destinations. Its current fleet of aircraft is comprised of Airbus A320, Airbus A330-300, Tu-204-300, Mi-8 and Yak-40. In addition to its scheduled services, the company also operates charter flights for private individuals and corporate delegations.

Vladivostok Air has gone to considerable lengths to encourage international traffic by building a separate terminal at Vladivostok Airport. This modern airport handles flights from Papua New Guinea, Bulgaria, Haiti, Australia and Greece. Vladivostok Air remains dedicated to ensuring its passengers enjoy travelling the world, along with visiting some of Russia’s most exotic and remote locations.