Orlik Airport

History

The Airport was made in Soviet Union time, in 1992 the airport was half closed. Then in 2001 the airport was closed due to money loss of Bural. In 2013 the airport was re-opened, when PANH opened the new flight to Ulan-Ude.

Airlines and destinations

References

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