with: Emirates Airline (EK134, EK132, EK174), Qantas Airways (QF8132, QF8134), S7 Airlines (S74161, S74163, S74167)
with: Emirates Airline (EK2311, EK134, EK132, EK174), flydubai (FZ912, FZ918), Qantas Airways (QF8132, QF8134)
with: Deutsche Lufthansa (LH2531, LH2529, LH2527), S7 Airlines (S7795, S7897, S73559, S7797), Ural Airlines (U6799)
with: Deutsche Lufthansa (LH2531, LH2529, LH2527), S7 Airlines (S7795, S7897), Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU2328, SU2322), Ural Airlines (U6799)
with: Deutsche Lufthansa (LH2530, LH2528, LH2526), S7 Airlines (S7796, S7898, S73560, S7798), Ural Airlines (U6800)
with: S7 Airlines (S743, S741), Japan Airlines (JL7171), Qatar Airways (QR5720, QR5682), Singapore Airlines (SQ1909), Emirates Airline (EK7871), El Al Israel Airlines (LY8875)
with: Azerbaijan Airlines (J29717, J29727)
with: Emirates Airline (EK7879), Etihad Airways (EY4348), El Al Israel Airlines (LY8937), Qatar Airways (QR5694), S7 Airlines (S71215), Nordstar Airlines (Y7404), Belavia - Belarusian Airlines (B2453), Ural Airlines (U6153)
with: S7 Airlines (S7906, S7908, S7912, S73202), Etihad Airways (EY5130), Red Wings Airlines (WZ324), Ural Airlines (U62748), Iberia (IB67)
with: Deutsche Lufthansa (LH2530, LH2528, LH2526), S7 Airlines (S7796, S7898), Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU2329, SU2323, SU2595)
with: Emirates Airline (EK7879), Etihad Airways (EY4348), El Al Israel Airlines (LY8937), Qatar Airways (QR5694), S7 Airlines (S71215), Nordwind Airlines (N4183), Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU1312, SU1314)
with: S7 Airlines (S743, S741), Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU46, SU6, SU18, SU26, SU6030), Japan Airlines (JL7171)
with: S7 Airlines (S7906, S7908), Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU1863, SU1859, SU1869), Etihad Airways (EY5130), Red Wings Airlines (WZ324), KLM (KL2959)
with: Pobeda Airline (DP275), RusLine (7R137, 7R145)
with: Ural Airlines (U62424, U62446), Somon Air (SZ231)
Fleet
The fleet of the airline consists of a total of 22 aircraft of the types: IL 86, TU 154M, TU 154B and AN 24 (2007).
History
The Russian airline Ural Airlines was founded back in 1943 under the former name of Sverdlovsk State Air Enterprises. The airline was renamed to carry its present title on its 50th anniversary on 28th December 1993.
Network
The airline flies from its base in Yekaterinburg to more than 30 different destinations in the Russian Federation, such as Anapa, Chita, Irkutsk, Khabarovsk, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok, or Sochi. In addition, the airline also serves some international destinations such as Bangkok, Budapest, Dubai, Heraklion, Munich, Istanbul and Tel Aviv.