ATRAN

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

ATRAN, LLC
ООО «АТРАН»
IATA
V8		 ICAO
VAS		 Callsign
ATRAN
Founded 1990
Hubs Domodedovo International Airport
Fleet size
Destinations
Headquarters Moscow, Russia
Key people Roman Romanovch Krishtal (General Director)[1]
Website: http://www.atran.ru

ATRAN, LLC (Russian: ООО «АТРАН») is a cargo airline based in Moscow, Russia. It operates cargo charters in Europe, Russia and the CIS. Its main base is Domodedovo International Airport, Moscow.[1]

Contents

[edit] History

The airline was established and started operations in 1942 as an Aeroflot agency, with the name Moscow Aviation Enterprise. The original function of the airline was to deliver spare parts for aircraft. In 1962 the airline had started operations of heavy freigters, and by the 1980 had a fleet of 29 covering the entire Soviet Union and changing its name to Transport Aviation.

In 1990 the company was created as the first independent airline in the Soviet Union and at the same time changing its name to Aviatrans. It became a private public limited liability company in 1993. The present name has been in use since January 1997. It is owned by its employees (73%), the state of Russia (25%) and public holdings (2%).[2]

[edit] Incidents and Accidents

On July 29, 2007, an ATRAN Antonov An-12, registration RA-93912, crashed 4km from Domodedovo International Airport after taking off on a flight on the route Moscow-Omsk-Bratsk, killing 7 crew members.[3]

[edit] Fleet

As of August 2007, the ATRAN fleet consists of the following aircraft:[4]

  • 4 Antonov An-12 - 1 airframe is inactive and store at Domodedovo Airport
  • 1 Antonov An-26 - inactive and stored at Domodedovo Airport

[edit] Previously operated

ATRAN has previously operated the following aircraft types:[4]

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b (Russian) Federal State Unitary Enterprise "State Air Traffic Management Corporation", Airline Reference, Vol. 1, Russian Federation, 1 June 2007, p. 99
  2. ^ "Directory: World Airlines", Flight International, 2007-04-03, p. 80. 
  3. ^ "При взлете из Домодедово разбился Ан-12 - погибли семь человек", Newsru.com, July 29 2007. Retrieved on 2007-07-29. (Russian) 
  4. ^ a b Aerotransport.org ATRAN fleet details
v • d • e
Airlines of Russia

2nd Arkhangelsk United Aviation Division • 2nd Sverdlovsk Air Enterprise • Abakan-Avia • Aero Rent • Aeroflot • Aeroflot-Cargo • Aeroflot-Don • Aeroflot-Nord • Aerolimousine • Air Bashkortostan • AirBridge Cargo • Airport Bratsk • Airstars Airways • Alania Airlines • Alrosa Mirny Air Enterprise • Alrosa-Avia • Altai Airlines • Angara Airlines • Atlant-Soyuz Airlines • ATRAN • Aviacon Zitotrans • Aviaenergo • Avial NV • Aviaprad • Aviast • Aviastar-TU • Bugulma Air Enterprise • Buryat Airlines • Bylina • Centre-Avia • Chitaavia • Chukotavia • Continental Airways • Dagestan Airlines • Dalavia • Dauria • Dexter • Dobrolet Airlines • Domodedovo Airlines • Elbrus Avia • Gazpromavia • Interavia Airlines • Izhavia • Jet Air Group • Jet-2000 • KD Avia • Karat • Kavminvodyavia • Kemerovo Aviation Enterprise • Kogalymavia • Kosmos • KrasAir • Krylo Airlines • Kuban Airlines • LUKoil-Avia • Mavial Magadan Airlines • Meridian • Moskovia Airlines • Novosibirsk Air Enterprise • Omskavia • Orenburg Airlines • Perm Airlines • Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Air Enterprise • Polar Airlines • Polet Airlines • Red Wings Airlines • Region-Avia • Rossiya • RusAir • Russian Sky Airlines • Ryazanaviatrans • S7 Airlines • Samara Airlines • Saravia • SAT Airlines • Sibaviatrans • Sky Express • Tatarstan Airlines • TESIS Aviation Enterprise • Tomskavia • Transaero • UTair • UTair Express • Ural Airlines • VASO Airlines • VIM Airlines • Vladivostok Air • Volga-Aviaexpress • Volga-Dnepr • Vologda Aviation Enterprise • Voronezhavia • Vostok Aviation Company • Vyborg • Yak Service • Yakutia Airlines • Yamal Airlines