Aeroflot’s Northern Civil Aviation Directorate

♦ Aeroflot: Northern Civil Aviation Directorate (STU GVF / UGA)
│   (Established May 19, 1934 | Headquartered in Leningrad)
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├───► JANUARY–FEBRUARY 1971: THE GREAT DIVISION SPLIT
│     (Split into two separate territorial directorates)
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├── 1. LENINGRAD CIVIL AVIATION DIRECTORATE (Formed Feb 8, 1971)
│   │
│   ├── Leningrad United Aviation Detachment (Shosseynaya / Pulkovo Airport)
│   │   ├── Fleet: Heavy long-range jets (Tu-104, Tu-134, Tu-154, Il-86)
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: PULKOVO AVIATION ENTERPRISE (Pravda / Pulkovo)
│   │       └── 2006: Merged with State Airline Rossiya to form 
│   │           ► ROSSIYA AIRLINES (Active Aeroflot Group Subsidiary)
│   │
│   ├── Rzhevka Aviation Detachment (Leningrad Rzhevka Airport)
│   │   ├── Fleet: An-2, An-24, An-28 local feeder lines
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: RZHEVKA ENTERPRISE (Defunct 2007)
│   │
│   ├── Murmansk United Aviation Detachment (Murmansk Airport)
│   │   ├── Fleet: Tu-134, An-24
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: MURMANSK AIRLINES (Defunct 2008)
│   │
│   ├── Petrozavodsk Aviation Detachment (Karelia / Besovets Airport)
│   │   ├── Fleet: An-24, An-2, Mi-8
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: KARELIAN AIRLINES (Karelskiye Avialinii) (Defunct 2009)
│   │
│   └── Pskov Aviation Detachment (Kresty Airport)
│       ├── Fleet: An-24, An-26
│       └── Post-Soviet: PSKOVAVIA (Defunct 2021)
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└── 2. ARKHANGELSK CIVIL AVIATION DIRECTORATE (Formed Jan 1, 1971)
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    ├── 1st Arkhangelsk United Aviation Detachment (Talagi Airport)
    │   ├── Fleet: Mainline regional jets & turboprops (Tu-134, An-24)
    │   └── Post-Soviet: ARKHANGELSK AIRLINES (AVL)
    │       ├── 2004: Acquired by Lukoil & rebranded to NORDAVIA
    │       ├── 2011: Sold to Norilsk Nickel / Red Wings group
    │       └── 2019: Rebranded to ► SMARTAVIA (Active)
    │
    ├── 2nd Arkhangelsk United Aviation Detachment (Vaskovo Airport)
    │   ├── Fleet: Bush flying, island transport & Arctic feeder (An-2, L-410, Mi-8)
    │   └── Post-Soviet: ► 2ND ARKHANGELSK AVIATION ENTERPRISE (Active)
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    ├── Kotlas Aviation Detachment (Kotlas Airport)
    │   ├── Fleet: An-2, An-24, Mi-8
    │   └── Post-Soviet: KOTLAS AIR ENTERPRISE (Merged into 2nd Arkhangelsk)
    │
    └── Vologda Aviation Detachment (Vologda Airport)
        ├── Fleet: Yak-40, An-2, Mi-8
        └── Post-Soviet: ► VOLOGDA AVIATION ENTERPRISE (Active regional operator)