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Atlant-Soyuz Airlines

Russia · ATLANT-SOYUZ

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Atlant-Soyuz Airlines

Russia · ATLANT-SOYUZ
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Russian cargo and charter carrier serving diverse routes.

Founded
1993
Headquarters
Moscow, Russia
Atlant-Soyuz Airlines was a Russian airline that operated both cargo and passenger charter flights. Based in Moscow, the carrier served destinations across Russia, the CIS, and international markets, particularly focusing on freight operations alongside leisure and ad-hoc charter services. The airline operated a mixed fleet of Soviet-era and Western-built aircraft, reflecting the transitional period of Russian aviation in the post-Soviet era. Atlant-Soyuz held IATA code 3G and ICAO code AYZ, with its radio callsign designated as ATLANT-SOYUZ. The airline ceased operations in the early 2010s amid financial difficulties that affected numerous smaller Russian carriers during that period. It was never a member of any major global airline alliance.
Hubs & network
Atlant-Soyuz Airlines primarily operated from Vnukovo Airport (VKO) in Moscow, Russia.
Fleet
The airline operated a mix of aircraft including the Ilyushin Il-76 freighter, Tupolev Tu-154, and Boeing 737 variants.
Notable facts
  • ›Operated both cargo and passenger charter services from Moscow's Vnukovo Airport.
  • ›Utilized Soviet-era aircraft such as the Il-76 and Tu-154 alongside Western types.
  • ›Ceased operations in the early 2010s due to financial difficulties.
  • ›Served routes across Russia, CIS countries, and select international destinations.
  • ›Was not a member of any global airline alliance.
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Russian carrier connecting domestic and international routes with steady reliability

Atlant-Soyuz Airlines was a Russian airline headquartered in Moscow, operating scheduled and charter flights across domestic and international destinations. Founded in the 1990s, the carrier served as both a passenger and cargo operator during Russia's post-Soviet aviation expansion. The airline ceased operations in the early 2010s following financial difficulties.

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Fleet Note

Atlant-Soyuz Airlines operated a mixed fleet that included Soviet-era Tupolev Tu-154 and Ilyushin Il-86 aircraft alongside some Western types during its later years.

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Route network map (30 legs)

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Route network

ACC → DKR319
ACC → ROB319
BCN → BJL319
BJL → BCN319
BJL → DKR319
BJL → FNA319
CKY → OXB319
DKR → ACC319
DKR → DLA319
DLA → DKR319
DLA → LOS319
FNA → DKR319
FNA → LGW319
LOS → ACC319
LOS → DKR319
LOS → DLA319
ACC → LOS319
DKR → BJL319
DKR → FNA319
DKR → LOS319
DKR → OXB319
FNA → BJL319
FNA → ROB319
LGW → FNA319
LOS → ROB319
OXB → CKY319
OXB → DKR319
ROB → ACC319
ROB → FNA319
ROB → LOS319

Fleet (aircraft types operated)