From March 1, 2021, Rossiya Airlines will start operating everyday regular flights from Moscow to Arkhangelsk and Tyumen. Flights are scheduled from Sheremetyevo International Airport. Superjet 100 aircraft will be operating these routes. Liners are designed to transport 87 passengers: 12 in Business class and 75 in Economy class.

Aircraft will be flying to Arkhangelsk three times a day. Departures from Sheremetyevo Airport are scheduled at 10:00, 15:45 and 23:55 with arrival in Arkhangelsk at 12:05, 17:50 and 02:05 (next day), respectively. Flights from Arkhangelsk depart at 02:55, 13:00 and 18:40 and arrive in Moscow at 05:00, 15:00 and 20:50.

Flights to Tyumen are scheduled four times a day. Departures from Sheremetyevo Airport are at 01:35, 09:40, 14:15 and 23:25. They will arrive in Tyumen at 06:30, 14:40, 19:10 and 04:20, respectively. Return flights depart from Tyumen at 05:25, 07:20, 15:30 and 20:00 and arrive in Sheremetyevo at 06:25, 08:25, 16:40 on Mondays and 16:35 from Tuesday to Sunday and 21:05.

Local time is indicated for each airport.

Opening of flights to Arkhangelsk and Tyumen corresponds to the strategic goal of Rossiya Airlines, aimed at improving the transport accessibility of the regions and increasing the mobility of the population. The expansion of the regional route network of Rossiya from Moscow is a part of Aeroflot Group strategy, as a result of which the airline's fleet is replenished with domestic Superjet 100 aircraft. Putting the airliners into operation allows not only to expand the regional route network, but also to create a schedule in a way that it becomes convenient for passengers to continue their journey to other cities of Aeroflot and Rossiya’s route with transfer in Moscow.