
Rossiya
About the airline
Rossiya (FV/SDM) is a Russian airline founded in 1992, operating from hubs in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. Part of the Aeroflot group, it serves domestic and international routes with a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft.
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Rossiya (IATA: FV, ICAO: SDM) is a Russian airline established in 1992, operating as a subsidiary of Aeroflot. The airline maintains two primary hubs: Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow and Pulkovo Airport in Saint Petersburg, positioning it as a key carrier for domestic Russian routes and international services across Eastern Europe and Asia.
The airline's fleet comprises modern wide-body and narrow-body aircraft including the Airbus A319 and A320 families for shorter routes, complemented by Boeing 737, 747, and 777 aircraft for medium to long-haul operations. This diverse fleet enables Rossiya to operate a broad network of scheduled services, though the airline is not part of any global airline alliance.
As a major Russian carrier, Rossiya has historically served business and leisure travellers across its network, though operational scope has been affected by international restrictions in recent years. The airline maintains customer service channels in Russian and English, with headquarters operations based in Saint Petersburg.