Gazpromavia

Gazpromavia (IATA: 4G, ICAO: GZP) is a Russian airline established in 1995, operating scheduled passenger services primarily within Russia and the broader region. The airline maintains two operational hubs: Ostafyevo International Airport and Yamburg Airport, which serve as primary bases for flight operations and crew scheduling.

The airline's network focuses on regional and domestic connectivity, with flight schedules designed around its hub structure. Gazpromavia's operations reflect the geography and connectivity demands of the Russian aviation market, providing connections between major population centres and resource-rich regions.

The fleet comprises modern turbofan aircraft: the Sukhoi Superjet 100, a regional jet optimised for shorter routes and smaller markets, and the Boeing 737, which supports higher-capacity domestic and regional services. This mix enables the airline to serve both point-to-point demand and hub-based operations efficiently.