Where Does the Sukhoi Superjet Fly? - January 2014 Network Update

The launch of Sukhoi Superjet SSJ100 operations by Interjet on its domestic network in Mexico in September last year was a key stage in the type securing recognition from other western operators. Over the past two months Royal Air Maroc has introduced the type to Africa as it continues to complete in-service trials ahead of its planned regional jet renewal. The Russian-built airliner made its entry into service in April 2011 with the now defunct Armenian national carrier Armavia but despite reported interest from airlines across Europe and the Americas, with the exception of Interjet sales have been limited to CIS and Asian markets.

Every month The HUB will provide an update on the current Superjet flight schedule and the routes the aircraft is being deployed upon. This list for January 2014 was compiled on December 31, 2013 and changes to planned routes are likely. In the table below we also feature the Superjet network size of each operator and the top destinations served by the aircraft. Our latest analysis shows that Superjet air capacity will rise 9.4 per cent in January 2014 versus December 2013.

The data is all supplied by OAG Aviation using its OAG Schedules Analyser tool.

NOTE: Sky Aviation also operates the Sukhoi Superjet but as these flights are operated on a scheduled charter basis they do not currently appear in OAG Analyser.


Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU)
Moscow (SVO) – Anapa (AAQ)
Moscow (SVO) – Bucharest (OTP)
Moscow (SVO) – Copenhagen (CPH)
Moscow (SVO) – Dnipropetrovsk (DNK)
Moscow (SVO) – Dresden (DRS)
Moscow (SVO) – Kazan (KZN)
Moscow (SVO) – Kharkiv (HRK)
Moscow (SVO) – Krasnodar (KRR)
Moscow (SVO) – Magnitogorsk (MQF)
Moscow (SVO) – Minsk (MSQ)
Moscow (SVO) – Nizhnekamsk (NBC)
Moscow (SVO) – Nizhny Novgorod (GOJ)
Moscow (SVO) – Odessa (ODS)
Moscow (SVO) – Oslo (OSL)
Moscow (SVO) – Perm (PEE)
Moscow (SVO) – Samara (KUF)
Moscow (SVO) – Stockholm (ARN)
Moscow (SVO) – Tallinn (TLL)
Moscow (SVO) – Tyumen (TJM)
Moscow (SVO) – Ufa (UFA)
Moscow (SVO) – Volgograd (VOG)
Moscow (SVO) – Zagreb (ZAG)

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Aeroflot Russian Airlines

Interjet (4O)
Mexico City (MEX) – Aguascalientes (AGU)
Mexico City (MEX) – Campeche (CPE)
Mexico City (MEX) – Minatitlan (MTT)
Mexico City (MEX) – Manzanillo (ZLO)
Mexico City (MEX) – Mazatlan (MZT)
Mexico City (MEX) – Torreon (TRC)

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Interjet

Lao Central Airlines (LF)
Vientiane (VTE) – Bangkok (BKK)
Vientiane (VTE) – Luang Prabang (LPQ)

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Lao Central Airlines

Moskovia Airlines (3R)
Moscow (DME) – Belgorod (EGO) – Munich (MUC)
Moscow (DME) – Belgorod (EGO) – Prague (PRG)
Moscow (DME) – Sarajevo (SJJ)
Moscow (DME) – Tivat (TIV)

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Moskovia Airlines

Royal Air Maroc (AT) - operated by Moskovia Airlines (3R)
Casablanca (CMN) – Berlin (TXL)
Casablanca (CMN) – Banjul (BJL)
Casablanca (CMN) – Munich (MUC)
Casablanca (CMN) – Tunis (TUN)

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Royal Air Maroc - operated by Moskovia Airlines


Yakutia (R3)
Novosibirsk (OVB) – Ekaterinburg (SVX)
Novosibirsk (OVB) – Neryungri (NER)
Yakutsk (YKS) – Beijing (PEK)
Yakutsk (YKS) – Harbin (HRB)
Yakutsk (YKS) – Irkutsk (IKT)
Yakutsk (YKS) – Khabarovsk (KHV) – Jiamusi (JMU)
Yakutsk (YKS) – Novosibirsk (OVB)
Yakutsk (YKS) – Vladivostok (VVO)

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Yakutia

SCHEDULED SUKHOI SUPERJET OPERATIONS BY AIRLINE (January 2014)

Rank

Airline

Seat Capacity

% Total SSJ Capacity

Change vs Last Month

1

Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU)

72,732

49.5 %

(-1.3) pp

2

Interjet Airlines (4O)

46,400

31.6 %

(-0.4) pp

3

Yakutia (R3)

11,074

7.5 %

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4

Moskovia Airlines (3R)

9,212

6.3 %

1.4 pp

5

Lao Central Airlines (LF)

6,370

4.3 %

(-0.1) pp

5

Royal Air Maroc (AT)

1,176

0.8 %

0.4 pp

TOTAL

146,964

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TOP 20: SCHEDULED SUKHOI SUPERJET OPERATIONS BY AIRPORT (non-stop departures; January 2014)

Rank (Jan-14)

Change (Dec-13)

Destination

Available Seats

% Total Capacity

Change vs Dec-13

1

-

Moscow (SVO)

36,453

24.8 %

(-0.5) pp

2

-

Mexico City (MEX)

23,200

15.8 %

(-0.2) pp

3=

+1

Torreon (TRC)

5,400

3.7 %

(-0.2) pp

3=

+3

Aguascalientes (AGU)

5,400

3.7 %

0.3 pp

5

-

Perm (PEE)

5,046

3.4 %

(-0.1) pp

6

(-3)

Kharkiv (HRK)

4,698

3.2 %

(-0.8) pp

7

-

Nizhny Novgorod (GOJ)

4,611

3.1 %

(-0.1) pp

8

-

Yakutsk (YKS)

3,920

2.7 %

(-0.2) pp

9

+2

Vientiane (VTE)

3,430

2.3 %

-

10

+2

Moscow (DME)

3,332

2.3 %

0.2 pp

11

+5

Anapa (AAQ)

3,132

2.1 %

0.2 pp

12=

(-3)

Mazatlan (MZT)

3,100

2.1 %

(-0.2) pp

12=

+1

Campeche (CPE)

3,100

2.1 %

0.1 pp

12=

(-3)

Manzanillo (ZLO)

3,100

2.1 %

(-0.2) pp

12=

+1

Minatitlan (MTT)

3,100

2.1 %

0.1 pp

16

-

Dnepropetrovsk (DNK)

2,697

1.8 %

(-0.1) pp

17

+4

Khabarovsk (KHV)

2,646

1.8 %

0.3 pp

18=

(-2)

Magnirogorsk (MQF)

2,610

1.8 %

(-0.1) pp

18=

(+6)

Volgograd (VOG)

2,610

1.8 %

0.5 pp

18=

(-3)

Odessa (ODS)

2,610

1.8 %

(-0.1) pp

TOTAL

146,964

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Richard Maslen

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