Rossiya 2008/09 winter preview
The following is an overview of Rossiya Airlines’ 2008/09 Winter network out of St. Petersburg
All unit are weekly basis. Data as of 16SEP08 Read more 
S7 New Domestic Routes
S7 Airlines has launched new service from Moscow Domodedovo to Ekaterinburg and Krasnojarsk as well as Krasnojarsk – Norilsk. Schedule as follows: Read more
S7 Airlines to launch Moscow – Bangkok
S7 Airlines from 23DEC08 will start new 3 weekly service on the Moscow Domodedovo – Bangkok route with Boeing 767-300 aircraft
S7869 DME1905 – 0800+1BKK 763 246
S7870 BKK0945 – 1555DME 763 357
Air Canada 777-200LR to Sao Paulo
Air Canada plans to operate Boeing 777-200LR aircraft on the Toronto – Sao Paulo route on 07DEC08 and 14DEC08, as per Amadeus timetable display on 16SEP08.
S7 Airlines 2008/09 Winter Overview
The following is the overview of S7 Airlines’ 2008/09 Winter network. All units are weekly flight.
The Tupolev Tu154 and Ilyushin Aircraft are being gradually phased out during the winter season, replaced by new, efficient western Airbus A319/320 and Boeing 737/767 aircraft.
| Route | 08 Summer | 08/09 Winter | Remark |
| Domodedovo – Adler/Sochi | 7 319
7 738 7 319 |
-
7 738 7 319 |
S71025/1026
S71023/1024 / 310 till 16SEP08 S71027/1028 |
| Domodedovo – Anapa | 7 735
7 TU5 7 735 |
-
7 319 - |
S71125/1126
S71123/1124 S71121/1122 |
| Domodedovo – Ashghabad | 3 319 | 2 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Astrakhan | 7 735 | 7 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Baku | 5 319
1 TU5 1 320 |
6 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Bangkok | - | 3 763 | NEW eff 23DEC08 |
| Domodedovo – Barnaul | 14 738 | 13 738 | Previously 319 |
| Domodedovo – Batumi | - | 1 319 | Resumption |
| Domodedovo – Bourgas | 3 EQV | - | 319/320/TU5/310 |
| Domodedovo – Bratsk | 2 319 | 2 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Chelyabinsk | 7 319
5 319 3 TU5/319 7 319 |
7 319
6 319 3 319 7 319 |
S7010/011
S7018/019 S7016/017 S7008/009 |
| Domodedovo – Chisinau | 7 319 | 7 319 | Previously TU5 |
| Domodedovo – Dublin | 2 319 | 2 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Dusseldorf | 1 319 | 1 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Ekaterinburg | 7 319 | 7 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Frankfurt | 7 319 | 7 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Gyoumri | 1 319 | 2 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Hannover | 1 319 | 1 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Irkutsk | 4 319
7 310 |
-
7 310 |
S7776/777
S7778/779 |
| Domodedovo – Kazan | 7 319
6 319 |
7 319
6 319 |
S7006/007
S7026/027 |
| Domodedovo – Kemerovo | 7 738 | 7 738 | Previously 319 |
| Domodedovo – Khabarovsk | 5 310 | 7 310 | |
| Domodedovo – Khudzhand | 5 320 | 5 320 | Previously TU5 |
| Domodedovo – Kiev | 5 319 | 7 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Krasnodar | 21 319 | 21 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Krasnojarsk | 14 319 | 14 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Kutaisi | - | - | Suspended |
| Domodedovo – Makhachkala | 7 TU5 | 7 TU5 | |
| Domodedovo – Mineralnye Vody | 7 TU5 | 7 TU5 | |
| Domodedovo – Munich | 1 319 | 1 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Nadym | 5 319 | 3 319 | Previously 735 |
| Domodedovo – Nizhnevartovsk | 7 319 | 7 738 | Effective 02OCT08 |
| Domodedovo – Nizhniy Novgorod | 6 319 | 6 319 | Previously 735 |
| Domodedovo – Norilsk | 6 TU5 | 6 TU5 | |
| Domodedovo – Novokuznetsk | 7 319 / 320 | 7 319 | Previously TU5 |
| Domodedovo – Novosibirsk | 7 319 / 320
7 320 / TU5 7 310 7 EQV |
7 319
7 320 7 763 7 319 |
S7179/180
S7175/176 S7173/174; A310 eff 01JAN09 S7177/178; EQV: 319/320/TU5 |
| Domodedovo – Novosibirsk – Chita | 2 319 | 2 319 | S7119/120 |
| Domodedovo – Novy Urengov | 7 319
7 319 / TU5 |
13 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Omsk | 14 319 | 14 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Osh | 4 TU5 | 4 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Pavlodar | 2 TU5 | 1 319 | 1 weekly eff 01OCT08 |
| Domodedovo – Perm | 7 TU5 / 319
7 319 6 735 / 319 7 319 |
7 319
7 319 7 319 7 319 |
S7307/308
S7301/302 S7303/304 S7305/306 |
| Domodedovo – Podgorica | 1 319 | 1 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Rostov | 7 319
7 738 6 319 7 735 |
7 319
7 738 7 319 - |
S71153/1154
S71155/1156; Previously 735/319 S71157/1158 S71151/1152 |
| Domodedovo – St. Petersburg | 21 319 | 21 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Samara | 14 319 | 14 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Semipalatinsk | 1 TU5 | - | Seasonal |
| Domodedovo – Simferopol | 7 EQV | - | Seasonal; 319 / 320 / TU5 |
| Domodedovo – Tbilisi | - | 7 319 | 3 319 eff 01OCT08 |
| Domodedovo – Tivat | 2 320 / 319 | 1 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Tomsk | 7 TU5 | 7 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Ufa | 14 319 | 12 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Ulan-Ude | 7 738 | 6 738 | Previously TU5 |
| Domodedovo – Urgench | 1 TU5 | 1 310 | |
| Domodedovo – Ust-Kamenogorsk | 1 320
1 TU5 |
1 320 | |
| Domodedovo – Varna | 3 319 / 320 | - | Seasonal |
| Domodedovo – Vladikavkaz | 7 TU5 | 7 TU5 | |
| Domodedovo – Novosibirsk | 3 310 | 3 310 | |
| Domodedovo – Volgograd | 7 319 | 7 319 | |
| Domodedovo – Yerevan | 7 319
7 EQV |
7 319
7 763 |
S7907/908
S7905/906; EQV: 310/319/320 |
| Chelyabinsk – Dushanbe | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Chelyabinsk – Khudzhand | 1 TU5 / 319 | - | |
| Chelyabinsk – Yerevan | 1 319 | 1 319 | |
| Adler/Sochi – Kemerovo | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Adler/Sochi – Novokuznetsk | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Adler/Sochi – Perm | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Adler/Sochi – St. Petersburg | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Adler/Sochi – Tomsk | 2 TU5 | ||
| Novosibirsk – Adler/Sochi | 7 TU5 | - | |
| Novosibirsk – Anapa | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Novosibirsk – Baku | 1 TU5 / 320 | 1 310 | |
| Novosibirsk – Bangkok | - | 3 310 | |
| Novosibirsk – Beijing | 4 320 | 2 310
2 320 |
Previously 319 |
| Novosibirsk – Chita | 2 319 | 2 319 | |
| Novosibirsk – Dushanbe | 1 TU5 | - | Seasonal |
| Novosibirsk – Frankfurt | 1 310 | 1 320 | Eff 01OCT08 |
| Novosibirsk – Hanover | 1 310 | - | Seasonal |
| Novosibirsk – Irkutsk – Magadan | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Novosibirsk – Irkutsk – Vladivostok | 3 320 | 2 320 | Previously 319 |
| Novosibirsk – Khabarovsk – Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky | 1 TU5 | 1 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – Khabarovsk – Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk | 2 TU5 | 1 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – Khudzhand | 1 TU5 | - | Seasonal; 320 in Oct 08 |
| Novosibirsk – Krasnodar | 3 TU5 | - | |
| Novosibirsk – Krasnojarsk | 4 320 | 4 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – Norilsk | 1 TU5 | ||
| Novosibirsk – Vladivostok – Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky | 2 TU5 | 2 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – St. Petersburg | 4 TU5 | 3 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – Sanya | - | 1 310 | |
| Novosibirsk – Seoul | 1 320 | - | Previously 319; Seasonal |
| Novosibirsk – Tashkent | 1 320 | 1 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – Tianjin | - | 3 310 | |
| Novosibirsk – Urumqi | 2 TU5 | 2 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – Yakutsk | 3 TU5 / 320 | 3 320 | |
| Novosibirsk – Yerevan | 1 TU5 | 1 320 | |
| Irkutsk – Bangkok | - | 1 310 | |
| Norilsk – Krasnojarsk | 3 TU5 | 3 TU5 | |
| Perm – Anapa | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Perm – Dushanbe | 1 TU5 | - | |
| Perm – Khudzhand | 1 TU5 | - |
S7 Airlines New 738 and 767 Routes
As per 16SEP08 Amadeus timetable display, S7 Airlines is to start Boeing 767-300 operation.
The configuration of the 767 is J14Y222
In addition, the airline has received delivery of Boeing 737-800 on lease on 26AUG08, which the configuration is J12Y148
The 767 is to operate on the following routes
Moscow Domodedovo – Novosibirsk
11OCT08 – 31DEC08, replacing A310
S7173 DME2155 – 0455+1OVB 763 D
S7174 OVB0740 – 0840DME 763 D
Moscow Domodedovo – Yerevan
Eff 11OCT08, replacing A310
S7905 DME1155 – 1535EVN 763 D
S7906 EVN1710 – 1845DME 763 D
Moscow Domodedovo – Bangkok
NEW SERVICE eff 23DEC08, see separate entry
The Boeing 737-800 is operating on the following routes
Moscow Domodedovo – Adler/Sochi
S71025/1026 Day 567 till 21SEP08
S71023/1024 Daily eff 17SEP08
S71027/1028 Day 67 till 21SEP08
Moscow Domodedovo – Barnaul
2 Daily service already replacing A319
Moscow Domodedovo - Kemerovo
Daily S7171/172
Moscow Domodedovo – Nizhnevartovsk
Daily effective 02OCT08
Moscow Domodedovo - Rostov
S71155/1156 Daily
Moscow Domodedovo – Ulan-Ude
Daily service replacing Tupolev Tu154
Ural Airlines begins Moscow – Bratsk
Ural Airlines starting 19SEP08 is providing 3 weekly A320 service on the Moscow Domodedovo – Bratsk route.
Schedules effective till 30SEP08
U6297 DME2015 – 0615+1BTK 320 57
U6297 DME2215 – 0815+1BTK T5M 3
U6298 BTK0800 – 0840DME 320 16
U6298 BTK1000 – 1040DME T5M 4
Codeshare service by VIM Airlines has ended on 15SEP08
U64113 / NN113 DME2215 – 0830+1BTK 752 1
U64114 / NN114 BTK1005 – 1050DME 752 2
Ural Airlines to Sanya
Ural Airlines in the 2008/09 Winter schedule is operating weekly service on the Ekaterinburg – Ulaan Baatar – Sanya service
U63245 SVX2230 – 0540+1ULN0640+1 – 1140+1SYX 320 4
U63246 SYX1240 – 1720ULN1820 – 2020SVX 320 5
Ulaan Baatar appears to be a technical landing stop
Gulf Air 5 weekly to Malaysia
From 26OCT08, Gulf Air’s Bahrain – Kuala Lumpur is to be increased from 4 (Day x247) to 5 weekly (Day x24) .
QANTAS 332 to Beijing
Starting 01JAN09, QANTAS is operating A330-200 instead of -300 on the Sydney – Beijing route
THAI 330 to Karachi
THAI from 01OCT08 will begin operating A330 aircraft to Karachi instead of A300
THAI Muscat via Karachi in October
From 02OCT08 to 23OCT08, THAI’s Muscat nonstop service will be temporarily replaced by 1-stop service via Karachi
TG507 BKK1535 – 1935KHI2035 – 2025MCT AB6 247
TG508 MCT2130 – 0110+1KHI0210+1 – 0800+1BKK AB6 247
THAI in September seems to be operating a bi-weekly A330-300 service to Muscat as per Amadeus schedule display, a decrease from 3 weekly flights.
THAI increase Kathmandu to 10 weekly
As per Amadeus Timetable display on 16SEP08, THAI is increasing Bangkok – Kathmandu flight from 7 to 10 weekly from 26OCT08.
TG319 BKK1035 – 1245KTM 772 D
TG335 BKK1430 – 1645KTM 772 136
TG320 KTM1350 – 1820BKK 772 D
TG336 KTM1800 – 2225BKK 772 136
AEROFLOT severs ties with AEROFLOT-NORD
AEROFLOT effective immediately has severs its ties with AEROFLOT-NORD, previously known as Arkhangelsk Airlines. AEROFLOT owns 51% share of the Arkhangelsk-based carrier.
An AEROFLOT-NORD Boeing 737-500 marketed as AEROFLOT crashed in Perm on Sunday, killing 88. However, according to report, the Skyteam carrier insist the decision was already done prior to the crash
However, AEROFLOT-NORD insist it will not change its name back to Arkhangelsk AirlinesA
AiRUnion Moscow Airport switch
AiRUnion members has switched its operation at Moscow from Domodedovo to Vnukovo Airport since 07SEP08.
