Alrosa
RussiaAbout the airline
Alrosa is a Russian airline founded in 1995, based at Mirny Airport in Siberia. It operates domestic routes across Russia's vast eastern regions using a mixed fleet of modern and Soviet-era aircraft, serving remote and regional communities.
Fleet
Alrosa (IATA: 6R, ICAO: DRU) is a Russian carrier established in 1995 and headquartered at Mirny Airport in the Sakha Republic. The airline maintains a secondary hub at Polyarny Airport and specializes in domestic air transport across Siberia and the Russian Far East, regions where aviation remains essential for connectivity.
The airline operates approximately 11 domestic routes, connecting remote communities and regional centers where ground transport is impractical. Alrosa's network focuses on underserved areas rather than major metropolitan hubs, making it a vital link for residents and businesses in Russia's eastern territories.
Alrosa's fleet combines modern turbofan aircraft-including Boeing 737 and Sukhoi Superjet 100-with Soviet-era platforms like the Tu-154M and Mi-8 helicopters, reflecting the airline's role in serving regions with varying infrastructure. Business Class is available on select routes. Note that Alrosa is currently banned from EU airspace due to international sanctions.