Customer service
7 days a week 09:00 to 17:00
Founded: 1967
IATA code: UT
Destinations number:
Alliances: None
Fleet: 232 aircraft
Boeing 757-200, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737-400, Boeing 737-500, Tu-154, Tu-134, ATR 72-500, ATR-72-200, ATR-42, CRJ-200, An-24, Yak-40, An-2, An-74, An-26В
Loyalty programs: Status
In 1967, the Aeroflot Tyumen Directorate was founded in order to meet the transport needs of the developing oil and gas industry in Western Siberia.
Tyumenaviatrans Aviation (TAT) replace the Aeroflot Tyumen Directorate in 1991 and its named changed into “UTair” in early 2003.
UTair operates scheduled domestic and some international flights, scheduled helicopter services and extensive charter flights with fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.
UTair owns a fleet of more than 200 aircraft and is today on eof the 3 largest airlines in Russia.
Khanty-Mansiysk Airport
Surgut Airport
Syktyvkar Airport
Moscow-Vnukovo
Tyumen-Roshchino Airport
Noyabrsk Airport
In 2006, UTair formed UTair Express, a new regional division airline based on and replacing its subsidiary, Komiinteravia.
In 2008, UTair founded its Ukrainian subsidiary, Utair-Ukraine.
1. Anapa (Vityazevo)
2. Arkhangelsk (Talaghy)
3. Astrakhan
4. Barnaul
5. Belgorod
6. Beloyarsky
7. Berezovo
8. Blagoveschensk (Ignatyevo)
9. Bodaybo
10. Ekaterinburg (Koltsovo)
11. Gelendzik
12. Groznyj
13. Igarka
14. Igrim
15. Irkutsk
16. Joshkar-Ola
17. Kaliningrad (Khrabrovo)
18. Kazan
19. Khanty-Mansiysk
20. Kirov
21. Kogalym
22. Krasnodar (Pashkovsky)
23. Krasnoyarsk (Cheremshanka)
24. Krasnoyarsk (Emelyanovo)
25. Kursk
26. Magas
27. Magnitogorsk
28. Makhachkala
29. Mineralnye
30. Vody
31. Mirnyj
32. Moscow (Domodedovo)
33. Moscow (Vnukovo)
34. Murmansk
35. Mys-Kamenny
36. Naryan-Mar
37. Nizhnekamsk (Begishevo)
38. Nizhnevartovsk
39. Nizhniy Novgorod (Strigino)
40. Novosibirsk (Tolmachevo)
41. Novy Urengoy
42. Noyabrsk
43. Nyagan
44. Omsk
45. Perm (Bolshoye Savino)
46. Rostov (Rostov-on-Don)
47. Salekhard
48. Samara (Kurumoch)
49. Sochi (Adler)
50. Sovetsky
51. St Petersburg (Pulkovo)
52. Stavropol
53. Surgut
54. Syktyvkar
55. Taganrog
56. Tambov
57. Tomsk (Bogashevo)
58. Tyumen (Roschino)
59. Ufa
60. Ukhta
61. Ulyanovsk (Baratayeveka)
62. Uraj
63. Usinsk
64. Ust-Kut
65. Vladikavkaz (Beslan)
66. Volgograd
67. Vorkuta
68. Voronezh
69. Yeysk (Eisk)
70. Gyandzha (Ganja), Azerbaijan
71. Khudzhand, Tajikistan
72. Andizhan, Uzbekistan
73. Frankfurt am Main (Frankfurt International Airport)
74. Munich (Franz Josef Strauss)
75. Donetsk, Ukraine
76. Kharkov (Kharkiv), Ukraine
77. Kiev (Boryspil), Ukraine
78. Lugansk, Ukraine
79. Lviv, Ukraine
80. Nikolaev (Mykolajiw), Ukraine
81. Zaporozhye (Zaporizhia), Ukraine
82. Minsk (Minsk-1), Belarus
83. Minsk (Minsk-2), Belarus
84. Kishinev (Chisinau), Moldavia
85. Riga, Latvia
86. Vilnius, Lithuania
87. Tallinn (Lennart Meri), Estonia
88. Bratislava (Milan Rastislav Stefanik), Slovakia
89. Phuket, Thailand
90. Utapao, Thailand
91. Trabzon, Turkey
92. Brno (Brno-Turany), Czech Republic
93. Budapest (Ferihegy), Hungary
94. Tel Aviv (Ben Gurion), Israel
UTair offers 3 classes of service to its passengers:
Economy Class – Comfortable seats, food and 20 kg weight limit for check-in baggage are the facilities provided to Economy Class passengers.
Premium Economy Class – Higher food quality, higher weight limit for check-in baggage and reclining seats are some of the facilities provided to Premium Economy Class passengers.
Business Class - Higher weight limit for check-in baggage, comfortable reclining seats and points or miles for “Status” members are some of the facilities provided to Business Class passengers.
VIP and Premium level Status members, irrespectively of their ticket class, may have access to the business class lounges of airports of the following cities:
1. Anapa
2. Astrakhan
3. Baku
4. Volgograd
5. Irkutsk
6. Kazan
7. Kaliningrad
8. Krasnodar
9. Magnitogorsk
10. Moscow (Vnukovo, Domodedovo)
11. Munchen
12. Nizhnevartovsk
13. Nizhniy Novgorod
14. Nizhnekamsk
15. Novosibirsk
16. Nojabrsk
17. Omsk
18. Perm
19. Rostov on Don
20. Saint Petersburg
21. Samara
22. Surgut (if there are vacant seats in the business lounge)
23. Tomsk
24. Tyumen
25. Ufa
26. Khanty-Mansiysk
UTair has reached an agreement with Row 44 and is about to introduce in-flight Internet, through this platform, which is considered to be the most sophisticated now on offer.
Passengers will be able to email and shop during their flight - or watch TV shows and latest movies.
Row 44 will be available on domestic and international services starting from the end of 2013.
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