I Fly

I Fly (IATA code F7, ICAO code RSY) is a Russian airline established in 2009 and headquartered at Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow. As a relatively young carrier in the Russian aviation market, I Fly has positioned itself to serve international routes with a focus on connecting Moscow to destinations across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

The airline operates from its primary hub at Vnukovo, one of Moscow's three major international airports. This strategic location provides I Fly with access to substantial passenger traffic and connections throughout Russia and the former Soviet republics. The airline's network strategy emphasizes medium to long-haul connectivity, particularly for business and leisure travelers seeking alternatives on key international routes.

I Fly's fleet consists of Airbus A330 wide-body aircraft, which are well-suited for long-haul international operations. These twin-engine jets provide the range and capacity needed for cross-continental flights while offering modern comfort standards. The A330 family allows the airline to maintain operational efficiency on international routes while delivering competitive service to its passenger base.