Angara Airlines
RussiaAbout the airline
Angara Airlines is a Russian regional carrier founded in 2000, based at Irkutsk International Airport in Siberia. The airline operates regional routes across Russia using modern turboprop and jet aircraft, serving as a key connector for Eastern Siberian communities.
Fleet
Angara Airlines (IATA: 2G, ICAO: AGU) is a Russian regional airline established in 2000 and headquartered at Irkutsk International Airport, its primary hub. The airline focuses on connecting regional destinations across Eastern Siberia and Russia, playing an important role in the region's air transport network.
The airline's route network centres on Irkutsk, serving regional and interregional connections. As a regional carrier, Angara Airlines is particularly valuable for passengers travelling within Siberia and connecting to broader Russian routes. The airline has built its operations around the specific needs of the regions it serves, including areas with limited alternative transport options.
Angara Airlines operates the Antonov An-148, a modern twin-engine regional jet designed for efficiency on medium-range routes. This aircraft provides comfortable seating for regional travel and reflects the airline's investment in relatively modern fleet technology for regional operations.