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UTAir is a Russian airline founded in 1991, operating from dual hubs at Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow and Roshchino International Airport in Tyumen. The carrier serves domestic and regional routes across Russia with a mixed fleet of regional and narrow-body aircraft.
Fleet
UTAir (IATA: UT, ICAO: UTA) is a Russian airline established in 1991, based in Moscow and Tyumen. The airline operates from two main hubs: Vnukovo International Airport in the capital and Roshchino International Airport in western Siberia, positioning itself as a connector for both metropolitan and regional networks across Russia.
The airline's route network focuses on domestic services, linking major Russian cities and regional destinations. This dual-hub strategy allows UTAir to serve both the Moscow market and key provincial routes, particularly strengthening connectivity through its Tyumen base.
UTAir's fleet comprises three aircraft families: ATR 72 turboprops for short regional routes, Boeing 737 narrow-bodies for main domestic services, and Boeing 767 wide-bodies for higher-capacity operations. This mix enables the airline to match aircraft size to route demand efficiently across its network.