VIM Airlines
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Aircompany "VIM-AVIA", LLC ООО «Авиакомпания «ВИМ-АВИА» |
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IATA NN |
ICAO MOV |
Callsign MOV AIR |
Founded | 2000 | |
Hubs | Moscow-Domodedovo Moscow-Vnukovo |
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Fleet size | 16 | |
Destinations | 22 | |
Headquarters | Moscow, Russia | |
Key people | Saad Khedher (General Director), Viktor Ivanovich Merkulov (President) | |
Website: http://www.vim-avia.com/ |
VIM Airlines is an airline based in Moscow, Russia. It operates international scheduled and charter, passenger and cargo services from Moscow, as well as wet leasing aircraft. Its main bases are Vnukovo Airport and Domodedovo Airport, Moscow.
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[edit] History
The airline was established and started operations in 2000.
VIM Airlines acquired Chitaavia and Aerobratsk at the end of 2004, and Russian Sky Airlines in 2005. It also shook up the market in 2004 when its new shareholders bought 12 Boeing 757-200 aircraft and invaded the charter arena. It was the first charter operator to use Western-built equipment in the local market[1].
On 9 November 2006 Aviaprad started services between Yekaterinburg and Moscow using a newly acquired Boeing 757-200 jet leased from VIM Airlines [2]
[edit] Destinations
- Korea
- Yangyang International Airport seasonal to Munich, Oslo
- Russia
- Vityazevo Airport
- Barnaul Airport
- Beloyarsky Airport
- Bratsk Airport
- Chita Kadala Airport
- Irkutsk Airport
- Kemerovo Airport
- Khabarovsk
- Khanty-Mansiysk Airport
- Magnitogorsk Airport
- Moscow (Domodedovo International Airport) hub
- Nadym Airport
- Novy Urengoy Airport
- Chkalovsk Airport
- Sochi Airport
- Ufa Airport
- Vladivostok Airport
- Yekaterinburg Aramil Airport
[edit] Fleet
The VIM Airlines fleet includes the following aircraft (at March 2008):
- 14 Boeing 757-200 (one aircraft is operated for Air Bashkortostan and one aircraft is operated for the United Nations)
- 2 Yakovlev Yak-42
[edit] External links
- (Russian) VIM Airlines
- VIM Airlines Fleet
[edit] References
- ^ Air Transport World November 2006
- ^ Airliner World January 2007