Aeroflot, Northern Civil Aviation Directorate

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Aeroflot: Northern Civil Aviation Directorate
│   (Headquarters: Leningrad / Pulkovo)
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├── 1. LENINGRAD / PULKOVO DIVISION
│   └── Pulkovo Air Detachment (Pulkovo Airport)
│       └── Post-Soviet: Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise
│           └── 2006: Merged into ROSSIYA AIRLINES (Active)
│
├── 2. ARKHANGELSK SECTOR
│   │
│   ├── 1st Arkhangelsk United Aviation Division (Talagi Airport)
│   │   ├── Fleet: Mainline jets & turboprops (Tu-134, Tu-154, An-24)
│   │   └── Post-Soviet: Arkhangelsk Airlines
│   │       └── 2004: Renamed Aeroflot-Nord
│   │           └── 2009: Renamed Nordavia
│   │               └── 2019–Present: SMARTAVIA (Active)
│   │
│   └── 2nd Arkhangelsk United Aviation Division (Vaskovo Airport)
│       ├── Pre-1965 Predecessors (Kegostrov Airport):
│       │   ├── 313th Flying Detachment (Fixed-wing: An-2, Yak-12)
│       │   └── 68th Flying Detachment (Rotary-wing: Mi-1, Mi-4, Mi-8)
│       │
│       ├── July 16, 1965: Formed via merger of 313th & 68th Detachments
│       └── 1994–Present: 2nd ARKHANGELSK AVIATION ENTERPRISE (Active)
│
├── 3. VOLOGDA DIVISION
│   └── Vologda United Aviation Division (Vologda Airport)
│       ├── Fleet: Yak-40, An-2, Mi-8
│       └── Post-Soviet–Present: VOLOGDA AVIATION ENTERPRISE (Active)
│
├── 4. MURMANSK DIVISION
│   └── Murmansk United Aviation Division (Murmansk Airport)
│       └── Post-Soviet: Murmansk Airlines (Defunct/Integrated)
│
├── 5. KARELIA DIVISION
│   └── Petrozavodsk Air Detachment (Peski / Besovets Airports)
│       └── Post-Soviet: Karelian Airlines / KarelAero (Defunct)
│
└── 6. KOLA / MINING SECTOR
    └── Kirovsk (Apatity) Air Detachment (Apatity Airport)
        └── Post-Soviet: Apatity Air Enterprise (Defunct)