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Transaero Airlines

Russia · TRANSOVIET
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Russia's second-largest airline, connecting continents.

Founded
1990
Headquarters
Moscow, Russia
Transaero Airlines was a major Russian private carrier that operated scheduled and charter international and domestic flights. Founded in 1990, it became Russia's second-largest airline by passenger volume, competing directly with the state-backed Aeroflot on key routes. The airline built an extensive network covering destinations across Europe, Asia, North America, and popular resort regions. It operated a large fleet of Boeing aircraft and was known for offering competitive fares and multiple cabin classes including Imperial class. Transaero collapsed in October 2015 following severe financial difficulties exacerbated by the Russian economic downturn, Western sanctions, and a drop in the ruble's value. Its operating certificate was revoked, and Aeroflot and other carriers absorbed many of its routes and stranded passengers.
Hubs & network
Transaero primarily operated from Vnukovo International Airport and Domodedovo International Airport in Moscow.
Fleet
Transaero operated an all-Boeing fleet including the Boeing 737, 747, 767, and 777 series aircraft.
Notable facts
  • Transaero was Russia's first privately owned airline, founded in 1990.
  • At its peak, the airline carried over 13 million passengers annually.
  • The airline ceased operations in October 2015 after its air operator certificate was revoked.
  • Transaero introduced a premium 'Imperial' business class product on long-haul routes.
  • Its collapse was one of the largest airline failures in Russian aviation history.
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Russia's pioneering private carrier connecting continents with bold ambition

Transaero Airlines was founded in 1990 as one of Russia's first private airlines, operating scheduled and charter flights across an extensive international and domestic network. Based primarily at Moscow's Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports, it grew to become Russia's second-largest carrier before financial difficulties led to its closure in October 2015. At its peak, Transaero was known for offering multiple cabin classes and a broad intercontinental route map.

Primary Hubs
Cabin Classes
EconomyPremium EconomyBusinessImperial
Loyalty Program

Pegas Frequent Flyer

Fleet Note

Transaero operated a mixed fleet composed primarily of Boeing widebody and narrowbody aircraft, including the 747, 767, 777, and 737 families.

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Route network map (288 legs)

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Route network

ABZ → LHR333
AER → DME734 735
AER → VKO73G
AGP → VKO738
ALA → DME735
ALA → VKO73H
ALC → DME734
AYT → VKO74E
BCN → DME763 734 772 744
BHK → DMET20
BKK → DME772 744
BKK → KJA763
BKK → SVX763
BKK → TPE333
BOS → LHR333
BQS → DME762
CIT → VKO738 73G
CUN → VKO74E
DLM → DME734
DLM → VKO74E
DME → AER734 735
DME → ALA735
DME → ALC734
DME → BCN763 734 772 744
DME → BHKT20
DME → BKK772 744
DME → BQS762
DME → DLM734
DME → DNK735
DME → DOK735
DME → DWC773
DME → DYR772
DME → FCO735
DME → GDX763
DME → GOI773
DME → HER734 772
DME → HKG763
DME → HKT744
DME → HMA735
DME → HRGT20 744
DME → IAH77W
DME → IEV735
DME → KEJ735
DME → KGD735
DME → KGF735
DME → KHV773
DME → KOV735
DME → KRR735
DME → KUF735
DME → KZN735
DME → LED735
DME → LGW320
DME → MRV735
DME → MSQ735
DME → MXP735
DME → NBE744
DME → NUX734 735
DME → OMS735 734
DME → OVB735 734 763
DME → PED735
DME → PEE735
DME → PFO763 744
DME → PKC773
DME → PUJ772
DME → RHO734 763
DME → RIXDH4
DME → RMI763
DME → ROV735
DME → SGN763
DME → SIN77W
DME → SIP735
DME → SSH772
DME → STW735
DME → SVX735
DME → SYX773
DME → TFS772 763
DME → TLV735 734
DME → TOF735
DME → TSE735
DME → TXL735
Transaero
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Transaero, officially OJSC Transaero Airlines was a Russian airline that operated scheduled and charter flights to over 150 domestic and international destinations. Transaero's main hubs were Moscow Vnukovo Airport and Saint Petersburg Airport, with further bases throughout Russia. For much of its history, the head office was at Domodedovo International Airport, and towards the end, its head office was in Saint Petersburg.

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