Krasnodar International Airport

Russian airlines carried 108.6 million passengers in 2025, the first decline since Russia lost access to Western markets, aircraft and technologies in 2022.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

Krasnodar will become the second Russian destination in the ULCC’s expanding network.

The startup intends to begin operations in December, offering flights to destinations in France, Georgia, Iran, Israel, Moldova, Russia and Turkey.

Three routes to the capital Yerevan will begin in October that are set to provide more one-stop options from Moscow.

Eurowings’ first route to Russia will start on July 2.

A number of carriers, including Condor and S7 Airlines, are growing their networks with routes to Armenia.

Rostov-on-Don becomes the second new destination to be added to Air Serbia’s network this year.

The LCC is launching the services in July from DUS.

The LCC is expanding in Russia with the launch of scheduled flights to Chechnya’s capital.

The startup intends to fly to nine destinations from its base in Yerevan, but it has to contend with a border conflict in addition to COVID-19.

Former cargo operator, Air Armenia, plans to introduce two Airbus A320s into its fleet to launch passenger flights within the Commonwealth of