Ural Airlines
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Ural Airlines is Russia's major carrier based in Yekaterinburg, operating since 1993. The airline serves 52 destinations globally with a modern Airbus-dominated fleet, known for connecting Russia's regions with Europe and Asia through its Koltsovo hub.
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Fleet
Ural Airlines (IATA: U6, ICAO: SVR) is a Russian airline headquartered in Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Founded in 1943 and commencing operations in 1993, the carrier has grown to become one of Russia's top 10 airlines, holding IOSA certification for safety and quality standards.
The airline operates a network spanning 52 destinations across Europe, Asia, and domestic routes. Its primary hub is Koltsovo International Airport in Yekaterinburg, with a secondary operational base at Moscow-Domodedovo. This network structure allows Ural Airlines to serve regional connectivity alongside major international routes.
The fleet comprises 51 aircraft, predominantly from the Airbus A320 family (A319, A320, A321), complemented by Boeing 737 aircraft. This modern, fuel-efficient fleet supports both short-haul regional flights and longer international services. The airline also operates a frequent flyer program called Wings, which offers bonuses up to 12% on eligible flights.