Azimuth
RussiaAbout the airline
Azimuth is a Russian airline founded in 2017, operating from hubs in Platov International Airport and Krasnodar International Airport. The carrier serves regional and domestic routes with a modern fleet of Airbus A220 and Sukhoi Superjet 100 aircraft, focusing on connectivity in southern Russia.
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Fleet
Azimuth (IATA: A4, ICAO: AZO) is a Russian airline established in 2017. Based in Russia, the airline operates a focused network from its two main hubs at Platov International Airport and Krasnodar International Airport, serving regional and domestic markets in southern Russia.
The airline's network is built around its twin hubs, which serve as connection points for passengers traveling within Russia. This hub-and-spoke model allows Azimuth to efficiently serve regional routes and provide connectivity to smaller airports across the country.
Azimuth's fleet comprises modern narrow-body aircraft: the Airbus A220, known for fuel efficiency and passenger comfort on regional routes, and the Sukhoi Superjet 100, a Russian-developed aircraft suited to regional operations. This fleet composition reflects the airline's focus on regional aviation with contemporary standards.