List of Nordavia destinations

The Russian airline Smartavia serves the following scheduled destinations (as of April 2019).[1]

Smartavia in Nordavia livery Boeing 737-700
Country City Airport Notes Ref
ArmeniaYerevanZvartnots International Airport[2]
EstoniaTallinnTallinn AirportTerminated
FinlandHelsinkiHelsinki Vantaa AirportTerminated
GeorgiaBatumiAlexander Kartveli Batumi International AirportTemporarily Suspended[1]
TbilisiShota Rustaveli Tbilisi International AirportTemporarily Suspended[1]
NorwayOsloOslo Airport, GardermoenSeasonal[3]
RussiaAmdermaAmderma AirportTerminated
AnapaAnapa Airport[1]
ArkhangelskTalagi AirportFocus city[1]
BelgorodBelgorod International Airport[1]
CheboksaryCheboksary International Airport[1]
ChelyabinskChelyabinsk Airport[1]
IrkutskInternational Airport Irkutsk[4]
IvanovoIvanovo Yuzhny Airport[1]
KaliningradKhrabrovo Airport[1]
KazanKazan International Airport[1]
Kirovsk/ApatityKhibiny AirportTerminated[1]
KotlasKotlas AirportTerminated
LeshukonskoyeLeshukonskoye AirportTerminated
MakhachkalaUytash Airport[1]
Mineralnye VodyMineralnye Vody Airport[1]
MoscowDomodedovo International AirportHub[1]
Sheremetyevo International AirportTerminated
MurmanskMurmansk AirportFocus city[1]
Naryan-MarNaryan-Mar Airport[1]
NizhnekamskBegishevo Airport[1]
Nizhny NovgorodStrigino International Airport[1]
OmskOmsk Tsentralny Airport[1]
OrenburgOrenburg Tsentralny Airport[1]
Rostov-on-DonPlatov International Airport[1]
Saint PetersburgPulkovo AirportHub[1]
SamaraKurumoch International Airport[1][5]
SimferopolSimferopol International AirportFocus city[1]
SochiAdler-Sochi International Airport[1]
Solovetsky IslandsSolovki AirportTerminated
StavropolStavropol Airport[1]
SyktyvkarSyktyvkar AirportFocus city[1]
UfaUfa International Airport[1]
Ulan-UdeBaikal International Airport[1]
UsinskUsinsk AirportTerminated
VolgogradVolgograd International Airport[1]
VoronezhVoronezh International Airport[1]
UkraineKievBoryspil International AirportTerminated

Notes
  1. SmartAvia Destinations (Bottom of the page)
  2. http://gdca.am/storage/projects/projects_5800921334_S19_16MAY_TO_30_JUN_2019.doc
  3. Nilsen, Thomas (10 April 2018). "First Murmansk-Oslo flight takes off in June". The Independent Barents Observer. Retrieved 4 May 2018.
  4. "Авиакомпания Smartavia откроет регулярное сообщение из Москвы в Иркутск и Улан-Удэ". Aviation Explorer. 26 April 2019.
  5. "Международный аэропорт Курумоч и авиакомпания "Нордавиа" открыли рейс Самара-Санкт-Петербург". Kurumoch International Airport. Retrieved 27 October 2015.
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