Rossiya Airlines launches the Superjet 100 international flight program from Krasnoyarsk as part of its strategy to develop Aeroflot Group's major regional hub in Siberia. Direct flights to Kyrgyzstan's Bishkek and Osh will run three times a week from June 13.

Rossiya is actively expanding the geography of its flights and aims to develop the airport of Krasnoyarsk as a major hub allowing inter-regional transportation, which increases the transport accessibility of the Russian Federation, and flights abroad. Direct flights from Krasnoyarsk will provide passengers with the opportunity to travel from the center of the country abroad without the need to change at the airports of Moscow or St. Petersburg.

Earlier the company announced the creation of a division in Krasnoyarsk region due to the need to ensure the efficiency of new flights. Rossiya began the process of placing personnel and part of its fleet including comfortable domestically produced Superjet 100 aircraft at the airport. Flights from Krasnoyarsk on the new routes will run using aircraft of this type. The airliner has a two-class layout with a total of 87 seats on board, of which 12 in business class and 75 in economy class.

The first destinations of this route network from Krasnoyarsk abroad are the cities of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek and Osh. According to the schedule, the flights will run three times a week. From Krasnoyarsk to Bishkek on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, return flights – on Mondays, Wednesdays and Sundays. From June 14: SU/FV6795 departure from Krasnoyarsk at 21:35, arrival in Bishkek at 23:45, SU/FV6796 return flight at 2:50, arrival at 6:45. From June 18: SU/FV6795 departure from Krasnoyarsk at 20:55, arrival in Bishkek at 22:55, SU/FV6796 return flight at 0:35, arrival at 4:30.

From Krasnoyarsk to Osh on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, return flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. From June 13: SU/FV6793 departure from Krasnoyarsk at 20:25, arrival in Osh at 23:00, SU/FV6794 return flight at 0:20, arrival at 4:35.