AZUR air

AZUR air (IATA: ZF, ICAO: KTK) is Russia's leading charter airline, operating from its main hub at Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow. The airline was established in 2014, building on the legacy of Katekavia, a predecessor charter operator. Today, AZUR air maintains a strategic partnership with Anex Tour, a major tour operator, positioning itself as a key player in leisure travel across Russia and international destinations.

The airline's network spans flights from Russian cities and Turkish resorts, including popular destinations like Antalya and Dalaman. This geographic focus reflects AZUR air's role as a charter specialist, connecting Russian travelers with sun, sea, and cultural destinations. The hub at Vnukovo enables efficient turnaround operations and crew management for both domestic and international services.

AZUR air operates a modern widebody and narrowbody fleet comprising Boeing 737, 757, 767, and 777 aircraft. This mix allows the airline to serve both short-haul leisure routes and long-range international flights with capacity ranging from around 150 to over 300 seats, depending on configuration and aircraft type.