” Aeroflot’s North Caucasus Civil Aviation Directorate “

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Aeroflot: North Caucasus Civil Aviation Directorate (SK UGA)
│   (Headquarters: Rostov-on-Don)
│
├── 1. ROSTOV HEADQUARTERS SECTOR
│   └── Rostov United Aviation Detachment (Rostov-on-Don Airport)
│       ├── Fleet: Mainline jets & turboprops (Tu-134, Tu-154, An-10, An-24)
│       └── Post-Soviet: DONAVIA (later Aeroflot-Don)
│           └── 2016: Merged into ROSSIYA AIRLINES (Active)
│
├── 2. KRASNODAR & BLACK SEA COAST SECTOR
│   ├── Krasnodar United Aviation Detachment (Pashkovsky Airport)
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: KUBAN AIRLINES (Defunct 2012)
│   │
│   ├── Sochi / Adler Aviation Detachment (Adler Airport)
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: Integrated into Sochi International Airport / Regional Charters
│   │
│   └── Anapa Aviation Detachment (Vityazevo Airport)
│       └── Post-Soviet: Anapa Airport Enterprise
│
├── 3. MINERALNYE VODY & SPA RESORT SECTOR
│   ├── Mineralnye Vody United Aviation Detachment (Mineralnye Vody Airport)
│   │   ├── Fleet: Heavy long-range jets (Tu-154, Tu-204)
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: KAVMINVODYAVIA / KMV AVIA (Defunct 2011)
│   │
│   └── Stavropol Aviation Detachment (Shpakovskoye Airport)
│       └── Post-Soviet: STAVROPOL AIRLINES (Defunct 2010)
│
├── 4. LOWER VOLGA & CASPIAN SECTOR
│   ├── Volgograd United Aviation Detachment (Gumrak Airport)
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: VOLGA-AVIAEXPRESS (Defunct 2010)
│   │
│   ├── Astrakhan Aviation Detachment (Narimanovo Airport)
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: ASTRAKHAN AIRLINES (Defunct 2005)
│   │
│   └── Elista Aviation Detachment (Elista Airport)
│       └── Post-Soviet: KALMYK AIRLINES (Defunct 2002)
│
└── 5. NORTH CAUCASUS REPUBLICS SECTOR
    ├── Grozny Aviation Detachment (Grozny Airport)
    │   └── Post-Soviet: GROZNY AVIA (Defunct 2016)
    │
    ├── Makhachkala Aviation Detachment (Uytash Airport)
    │   └── Post-Soviet: DAGESTAN AIRLINES / SOUTH AIRLINES (Defunct 2011)
    │
    ├── Ordzhonikidze / Vladikavkaz Detachment (Beslan Airport)
    │   └── Post-Soviet: ALANIA AIRLINES (Defunct 2007)
    │
    └── Nalchik Aviation Detachment (Nalchik Airport)
        └── Post-Soviet: ELBRUS-AVIA (Defunct 2009)