The airline was established in 1996. It is wholly owned by Ural Civil Aviation Works.[2] On 9 November 2006, services started between Yekaterinburg and Moscow using a newly acquired Boeing 757-200 wet leased from VIM Airlines. More aircraft later joined the fleet and more destinations were added.
But in February 2008, all bookings were suddenly suspended with the flights transferred to other airlines. Despite still being an officially registered company, all operations were ceased. The employees were laid off and the aircraft returned to the lessors or offered for sale.
In 2019, information appeared that the company plans to resume freight traffic with new owners and receive a new certificate of the operator.
In mid-2007, Aviaprad introduced two former Kuban AirlinesTupolev Tu-154M aircraft (RA-85795 and RA-85123) to its fleet to operate charter services to Europe.[3]
aviaprad, cjsc, russian, ЗАО, Авиапрад, airline, based, yekaterinburg, russia, operated, domestic, international, cargo, charters, from, yekaterinburg, destinations, within, western, europe, china, united, arab, emirates, main, base, koltsovo, international, a. CJSC Aviaprad Russian ZAO Aviaprad was an airline based in Yekaterinburg Russia It operated domestic and international cargo charters from Yekaterinburg to destinations within the CIS Western Europe China and the United Arab Emirates Its main base was Koltsovo International Airport Yekaterinburg 2 AviapradAviapradIATA ICAO CallsignWR VID AVIAPRADFounded1996Ceased operationsFebruary 5 2008 1 HubsKoltsovo International AirportFleet size10Destinations27HeadquartersYekaterinburg RussiaWebsitehttps www aviaprad ru Contents 1 History 2 Destinations 3 Fleet 3 1 Previously operated 4 References 5 External linksHistory edit nbsp Aviaprad Boeing 737 500 in 2006 The airline was established in 1996 It is wholly owned by Ural Civil Aviation Works 2 On 9 November 2006 services started between Yekaterinburg and Moscow using a newly acquired Boeing 757 200 wet leased from VIM Airlines More aircraft later joined the fleet and more destinations were added But in February 2008 all bookings were suddenly suspended with the flights transferred to other airlines Despite still being an officially registered company all operations were ceased The employees were laid off and the aircraft returned to the lessors or offered for sale In 2019 information appeared that the company plans to resume freight traffic with new owners and receive a new certificate of the operator Destinations edit citation needed By the end of 2007 the company served the following destinations Russia Anapa Beloyarskiy Chelyabinsk hub Irkutsk Khanty Mansiysk Krasnodar Bokhtar Magnitogorsk Mirny Mineralnye Vody Moscow Domodedovo Norilsk Novosibirsk Novy Urengoy Nyagan Nizhnevartovsk Saint Petersburg Samara Sochi Sovetskiy Surgut Ufa Ust Kamenogorsk Yekaterinburg hub Germany Frankfurt Hannover United Arab Emirates DubaiFleet edit nbsp Aviaprad Tupolev Tu 154MThe Aviaprad fleet consisted of the following aircraft in June 2007 citation needed 2 Boeing 737 500 4 Yakovlev Yak 42 All leased to Saratov Airlines 2 Antonov An 28 code shared with Region Avia 2 Tupolev Tu 154M All leased to VIM Airlines In mid 2007 Aviaprad introduced two former Kuban Airlines Tupolev Tu 154M aircraft RA 85795 and RA 85123 to its fleet to operate charter services to Europe 3 Previously operated edit 1 Ilyushin Il 76TD citation needed References edit Press release of Ural Airlines and Aviaprad Archived October 6 2011 at the Wayback Machine in Russian a b Directory World Airlines Flight International 2007 04 03 p 82 Aviaprad fleet additions Airliner World August 2007 p 12 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Aviaprad Official website in Russian Aviaprad Fleet nbsp This article relating to a Russian airline is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Aviaprad amp oldid 1184164992, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
