Unfortunately, in 2006, Pulkovoceased flying operations and merged with Rossiya.
Pulkovo was 100% state owned and operated from Pulkovo Airport. It was the third largest airline in Russia and completed a merger with government owned Federal State Unified Aviation Service Company to form a new company under the name Rossiya. Previously, Pulovo flew to many destinations including Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Phuket, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Egypt, Georgia, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Ufa, Surgut, Perm, Omsk, Norilsk, Krasnodar, Bratsk, Branaul, Anapa and many others. Pulkovo Airlines used Aeroflot livery until ordered to change it in 1997 so to avoid confusion. Pulkovo Airlines joined IATA in June 2000.
Pulkovo now operates as Rossiya Airlines. Vist the Rossiya Airlines page to find out Rossiya Airlines' baggage policies.
Pulkovo now operates as Rossiya Airlines and follows Rossiya Airlines' check-in rules. Visit the Rossiya Airlines page to find out more about Rossiya Airlines' check in policies.
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Pulkovo operated a fleet of Boeing 737-500 aircraft.
Pulkovo Airport (LED) is an international airport which serves St. Petersburg, Russia. The airport has 1 terminal. This airport serves as a hub for Rossiya Airlines, Norwind Airlines, Pobeda, Smartavia and Ural Airlines. Other airlines that fly to and from this airport include Aeroflot, Emirates and may more.