Turukhan (airline)

Turukhan is a Russian regional airline , established in September 2001 on the basis of the Turukhansk SUAI.

Turukhan
IATA - (ext. UT code) ICAO TRH Call sign Yta
Base airports	Turukhansk [1]
Hubs	Turukhansk
Additional hubs	Moscow Vnukovo
Main directions	Moscow Vnukovo
Fleet size	33
Headquarters	Turukhansk , Russia
Manual	Artemenko Roman Alexandrovich [2]
Number of employees	356
Site	turuhanavia.ru

Initially, she was the operator of the Mi-8 helicopters.

Since 2012, the airline has moved to the UTair group.

In 2015, Turukhan received the fleet of KATEKAVIA, on the basis of which a new carrier, Azur Air , was later formed. ^[3] On January 30, 2015, 19 An-24RV airplanes, one An-26B, one An-26-100, three Tu-134A and one Tu-134A-3 were transferred to the fleet of Turukhan Airlines. ^[4] In the same year, the airline acquired the first Yak-42. ^{[5] [6]}

Airline Turukhan performs charter and regular air transportation of passengers and baggage on airplanes and helicopters.

Tu-134 in the livery of Turukhana

In 2017, the airline performed 8,753 flights and carried 256,000 passengers. ^[7]

The airline's fleet consists of ^[1] :

• An-24RV (16)
• An-26B (1)
• Mi-8MTV-1 (2)
• Mi-8T (11)
• Yak-42D (3)