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Vyborg
Выборг

IATA	ICAO	Call sign
-	VBG	-

Founded

2002

Ceased operations

2010

Operating bases

Pulkovo Airport

Fleet size

Headquarters

Saint Petersburg, Russia

Website

aviavyborg.ru

North West Aviation Transport Company Vyborg (Russian: Северо-Западная Авиационная Транспортная Компания «Выборг») was an airline based in Saint Petersburg, Russia, operating chartered passenger flights out of Pulkovo Airport.^[1] The company was founded in 2002^[2] and operated a fleet of two Ilyushin Il-114 aircraft, a type of which only 20 have been built. In July 2010, Vyborg was shut down.

Solaris Airlines

Vyborg's airline licence was passed onto Solaris Airlines.^[3]

Solaris was owned by Coral Travel and planned to operate as an international charter airline from Vnukovo Airport,^[4] but the plan failed to materialize, and the venture ceased operation in 2011.

Fleet

Ilyushin Il-114 - 2
Airbus A321 - 2 planes transferred from Solaris to Ural Airlines in 2012

References

^ Entry on Vyborg at airlineupdate.com
^ "Vyborg start and end dates at airlinehistory.co.uk". Archived from the original on 2011-04-06. Retrieved 2011-04-22.
^ "Aviation Forums & Aircraft Photos - Flightglobal Airspace". Retrieved 26 December 2014.
^ "Solaris Airlines Airline Profile | CAPA".

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