Red Wings Airlines
RussiaAbout the airline
Red Wings Airlines (WZ/RWZ) is a Russian airline based at Moscow-Domodedovo Airport, offering scheduled passenger and cargo services across 28 destinations in 11 countries. Known for operating a modern mixed fleet including Airbus narrowbodies and regional jets.
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Red Wings Airlines (IATA: WZ, ICAO: RWZ) is a Russian carrier founded in 1999 as VARZ-400, rebranded to its current name in 2007. Headquartered at Moscow-Domodedovo Airport, the airline has grown into a significant regional operator serving 28 destinations across 11 countries.
The airline operates a fleet of 31 aircraft, primarily Airbus A320 and A321 narrowbodies complemented by regional turboprops and jets including the MC-21 and Tu-204. This diverse fleet enables Red Wings to serve both major metropolitan routes and regional markets efficiently.
Red Wings maintains its primary hub at Domodedovo International Airport near Moscow, a key position for domestic and European connections. The airline also operates subsidiary Sky Gates Airlines and provides both scheduled passenger services and dedicated cargo operations, making it a versatile player in Russian and CIS aviation.