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It was founded on 7 May 1934. It is a part of Aeroflot Group. Rossiya is the largest and the base carrier of Pulkovo Airport ( Saint Petersburg ). History Merger with Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise A former Rossiya Tu-134A-3 in the old livery at Pulkovo Airport
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Rossiya Airlines, a subsidiary of Aeroflot, has taken over the Boeing 747-400s formerly operated by Transaero. The carrier has decided to carry on the "Siberian Tiger" campaign on this Boeing 747 (below). Top Copyright Photo: Transaero Airlines Boeing 747-412 EI-XLN (msn 28029) (Siberian Tiger) AYT (Ton Jochems). Image: 929397. Transaero: Rossiya:
Boeing 747 Rossiya Airlines Tiger Flight, Airport Pulkovo, Russia SaintPetersburg May 2017
The Amur leopard and the Siberian tiger roam the wilderness of Russia's Far East regions. They are not only among Russia's most beautiful and endangered animals, but they also inspire two of the most amazing liveries currently flying, both for Rossiya Airlines, a member of the Aeroflot group that flies mainly domestically.
Boeing 747 Rossiya Airlines Tiger Flight, Airport Pulkovo, Russia SaintPetersburg May 2017
10. Rossiya Airlines - 747 "Siberian Tiger" Many tigers are at risk of extinction in the coming years if action isn't taken now to stop it. Russia is actually surprisingly forward-thinking in this regard. In fact, Russia has been the first country to outlaw tiger hunting. This has almost entirely saved the Siberian Tiger from going extinct!
Boeing 747400 of Rossiya Airlines in Tiger Livery Moves Along the Apron of Vnukovo Airport
Rossiya Airlines, part of Aeroflot Group, has taken delivery of its sixth Boeing 747-400, featuring a special livery in which the entire nose section carries the image of a tiger's head.. Rossiya has revealed that the painting was carried out in Italy, at the site of Alitalia's maintenance service, in Rome. The 747 jumbo is fitted with 522 seats, with 12 in business class and 510 in economy.
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On July 29, 2018 Rossiya Airlines operated a holiday flight on Tigrolet aircraft. It was dedicated to the International Tiger Day, the holiday was established in 2010 at the Tiger Summit - a forum on problems related to the preservation of tigers on Earth.
Boeing 747400 of Rossiya Airlines in Tiger Livery Moves Along the Apron of Vnukovo Airport
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December 31st The Tiger is Back - IAC Paint Rossiya Tiger Livery In September IAC completed a special livery for Rossiya Airlines featuring the face of an Amur Tiger on the nose of a Boeing 747.
Tiger head on Rossiya’s B747 October 13, 2016. Russian carrier Rossiya Airlines has “dressed
Published Jun 15, 2022 The Queen of the Skies is currently flying from Moscow to Sochi on the Black Sea coast. Rossiya recently brought back some 747s to domestic services. Photo: Papas Dos via Wikimedia Commons The Queen of the Skies has returned to passenger service for Rossiya Airlines.
Boeing 747 Rossiya Airlines Tiger Flight, Airport Pulkovo, Russia SaintPetersburg May 2017
In 2016, Rossiya Airlines placed an order for the face of the Amur Tiger to be featured on the nose of a Boeing 747, as part of a collaboration with the 'Amur Tiger Centre' to raise awareness of the challenges of preserving and enhancing the unique population of Amur leopard tigers.
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Boeing 747-400 (EI-XLD) of Rossiya Airlines at Vladivostok Airport. 日本語: ロシア航空 ボーイング747-400 EI-XLD (元・日本航空 JA8914) ウラジオストク空港. 13 September 2016, 01:59. VVO_9901. IRONHIDE. Licensing[ edit] This file is licensed under the Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic. You are free: to share - to.
Rossiya Airlines 747 with Siberian Tiger Livery aviation
The first of Russia's homegrown narrowbody jets has been spotted in Rossiya Airlines' livery. The prototype of the MC-21 aircraft will be operated by the Irkut Corporation (a United Aircraft Corporation subsidiary) to train Rossiya Airlines flight instructors. The Irkut MS-21, bearing registration number 73054, flew from Moscow Zhukovsky to.
Boeing 747 Rossiya Airlines Tiger Flight, Airport Pulkovo, Russia SaintPetersburg May 2017
By painting an Amur Leopard on the nose of one of its Boeing 777 aircraft, Rossiya Airlines, a fully owned subsidiary of Russian flag carrier Aeroflot, joins, thus, the campaign to draw attention to the plight of this species.. The Amur tiger is another endangered species that inhabits the region bordering the Ussuri river on the Chinese.
Rossiya Airlines Boeing 747446 (registered EIXLD) in the “Amur Tiger Conservation” livery
In September IAC completed a special livery for Rossiya Airlines featuring the face of an Amur Tiger on the nose of a Boeing 747. This livery took a total of 12 days to complete; the tigers face was applied from a basic pre-designed sketch but predominately painted free hand on site in Fiumicino, Rome.
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Note: In September 2016, Rossiya Airlines, together with the Amur Tiger Center, presented Boeing 747 (EI-XLD) aircraft in special Tiger livery. This initiative is a follow-up to the target program for Amur tiger conservation originated by. JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!
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The livery features the planet's species that are the most at risk due to poaching and the illegal wildlife trade, i.e. a tiger, a lion, a gorilla, a rhino, a bear, and elephants. Check out one of these airplanes being fitted with its new livery here. 4. Icelandair Photo: Icelandair