Transaero Airlines

Transaero Airlines launched service in 1991. Consortium is making plan aimed to continue its legacy and reclaim glory of the top international airline. Transaero had been the second largest Russian airline serving international routes. Transaero won Wings of Russian 2007 award in Airline of the Year – the Best Airline Serving International Routes. Transaero had been the leader of the industry in terms of long-term stable development. The airline’s passenger flow grew by almost 12 times in the five years in 2010s. Transaero had the largest long-haul fleet in the Russian Federation, which includes 42 aircraft: 12 -747s, 11 -767s, 15 -737s, 2 - 777 and 2 Tupolev Tu-214. Transaero was the only airline in Russia, the CIS and Eastern Europe countries to operate modern wide-body -747 airplanes. Transaero served routes connecting Moscow with 85 destinations and it is the only Russian airline to operate scheduled flights to five continents. International flights account for approximately 85% of the entire passenger turnover of the airline. Transaero had obtained IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) certificate, which confirms the compliance of Transaero safety procedures with the most stringent IATA regulations. Transaero quality management system had been certified in accordance with ISO 9001:2000. The airline’s maintenance service had all necessary certificates issued by Russian, European (JAA) and US (FAA) regulatory authorities, which authorize the airline to perform maintenance of both Russian- and foreign-built airplanes. Transaero was also a leader in terms of e-commerce. In March 2007 it became the first Russian airline to introduce e-ticket. In May 2007 for the first time in the Russian market it offered Web check-in services to its passengers.