
Ikar
About the airline
Ikar is a Russian airline established in 1993, operating from its main hub at Krasnoyarsk International Airport. The carrier serves regional and domestic routes across Russia with a mixed fleet of modern turboprops and jets, connecting Siberia and the Russian Far East to major centers.
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Ikar (IATA: EO, ICAO: KAR) is a Russian airline founded in 1993, operating primarily from Krasnoyarsk International Airport in central Siberia. The airline has built its network around serving regional routes across Russia, with a focus on connectivity within Siberia and routes to the Russian Far East.
The airline operates a mixed-aircraft fleet consisting of the Embraer E-190, Boeing 737, and Boeing 777. This combination allows Ikar to serve routes ranging from regional connections to longer-distance flights, adapting capacity to demand across its network.
Based in Russia, Ikar has established itself as a regional carrier with Krasnoyarsk as its primary operational hub. The airline continues to develop routes connecting underserved markets in Russia's eastern regions to major transport hubs.