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Dobrolet Airlines From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Not to be confused with Dobrolet Cargo Airlines. Dobrolet Dobrolet Airlines Logo.png IATA QD ICAO DOB Callsign Founded October 2013 Operating bases Sheremetyevo International Airport Fleet size 3 Destinations 9 Parent company Aeroflot Headquarters Russia, Moscow Key people Andrey Kalmykov (CEO) Website www.dobrolet.com Dobrolet (Russian: Добролёт) is a Russian low-cost airline based at Sheremetyevo International Airport and a subsidiary of Aeroflot. It operates scheduled flights to domestic destinations.

Contents [hide] 1 History 2 Destinations 3 Fleet 4 References 5 External links History[edit] The airline was founded in the autumn of 2013 by Aeroflot, a major Russian airline based in Moscow. Dobrolet started operations in May 2014 on a Boeing 737-800NG.

The name "Dobrolet" extends all the way back to 1923 when the Dobrolet Russian Voluntary Air Fleet Joint-Stock Company was founded.

The European Union blacklisted Dobrolet on July 30, 2014 as part of a sanctions package against Russia. Dobrolet was the exclusive operator of flights between Moscow and Simferopol. As a result of the sanctions, on 3 August 2014 the company announced that it is ceasing all the operations.[1]

Destinations[edit] As of August 2014 company served three destinations:[2]

Russia

Kazan - Kazan International Airport (begins 1 October 2014) Moscow - Sheremetyevo International Airport Perm - Perm International Airport (begins 29 August 2014) Samara - Kurumoch International Airport (begins 15 August 2014) Simferopol - Simferopol International Airport Surgut - Surgut International Airport (begins 30 August 2014) Ufa - Ufa International Airport (begins 16 August 2014) Volgograd - Volgograd International Airport (began 1 August 2014) Yekaterinburg - Koltsovo Airport (begins 29 August 2014) Fleet[edit] The Dobrolet Airlines fleet included the following aircraft (as of May 2014):[3]

Aircraft In Fleet Orders Passengers Notes C Y Total Boeing 737–800NG 2 8 0 189 189 VQ-BTS,VQ-BTG Sukhoi Superjet 100 1 0 Total 3 8 References[edit] Jump up ^ Попов, Егор (3 August 2014). "«Добролет» сядет в полночь" (in Russian). Kommersant. Retrieved 3 August 2014. Jump up ^ Schedule of flights as of July 2014 Jump up ^ Dobrolet Fleet External links[edit] Official website (English) (Russian) [hide] v t e Airlines of Russia 2nd Arkhangelsk United Aviation Division Abakan-Avia Aero Rent AeroBratsk Aeroflot Aerofreight Airlines Air Bashkortostan Air Management Group AirBridgeCargo Airlines Alrosa Mirny Air Enterprise Angara Airlines Artel Staratelei "Amur" Airlines Aurora ATRAN Aviacon Zitotrans Aviastar-TU Ak Bars Aero Bural Centre-South Chukotavia Donavia Dobrolet Estar Avia Gazpromavia Globus Grozny Avia I-Fly IrAero Izhavia KAPO Avia Katekavia Kazan Air Enterprise Kirov Air Enterprise Kosmos Airlines KrasAvia Kuban Airlines Lukiaviatrans LUKoil-Avia Mordovia Airlines Moskovia Airlines Nordavia Nordwind Airlines Northwest Air Base Orenair Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Air Enterprise Polar Airlines Polet Airlines Pskovavia Red Wings Airlines Rossiya RusLine Russian Sky Airlines Ryazanaviatrans S7 Airlines Saratov Airlines SAT Airlines Severstal Air Company Shar Ink Simargl Air Company Skol Airlines Smolenskaerotrans Taimyr Air Company Tomsk Avia Transaero Airlines Tulpar Air Tuva Airlines Ural Airlines UTair Aviation UTair Cargo UTair Express VIM Airlines Vladivostok Air Volga-Dnepr Vologda Aviation Enterprise Vostok Aviation Company Vzlet Yakutia Airlines Yamal Airlines Zonalnoye Air Enterprise

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