Ural Airlines Overview 

Ural Airlines was founded in 1943 and it is a part of Aeroflot. Moreover, the airline operates both scheduled and charter flights. It also operated domestically as well as internationally. Furthermore, the airline has the most modern and biggest technical base in Russia. In 2017, the airline received 3 stars from SkyTrax, which made it the fourth airline in Russia to get a 3 star. Lastly, the airline has codeshare agreements with the following airlines:

• Azerbaijan Airlines
• Belavia
• Czech Airlines
• KLM
• S7 Airlines
• Uzbekistan Airways

Ural Airlines Hub and Destinations 

Ural Airlines has its hub airport as Koltsovo International Airport, Yekaterinburg, Russia. Moreover, the airline operates both international and domestic flights. Furthermore, destinations that the airline flies to include Nukus, Krabi, Bangkok, Khujand, Dubai, Bukhara, Simferopol, Barcelona, Geneva, Saint Petersburg, Sochi, Lisbon, Osh, Chita, ROme, Venice, Bologna, Tel Aviv, Mumbai, Munich, Paris, Nice, Tbilisi, Pula, Ordos, Harbin, Chengdu, Bake, Gyumri and many more. 

Ural Airlines Travel Fares 

Ural Airlines offers passengers Economy Class and Business Class on-board.

Economy Class

Economy Class gives passengers an affordable value and comes with comfortable service. In addition, the flight crew is highly trained and very friendly. Moreover, the passengers can access the in-flight magazine, which has interesting pieces on destinations and lifestyles and stay entertained throughout the journey. Furthermore, seats in the aircraft are comfortable, they have generous pitch and width. 

Passengers can choose either of the three economy tariffs available: Premium Economy Tariff, Tariff “Economy”, Tariff “Promo” and Tariff Promo Light.

Business Class

The cabin crew of business class facilities is specially highly trained. They are also very friendly and attentive. Passengers can expect more baggage allowance, seat reservation service and priority service. In addition to this, passengers can access the food menu on board and fulfil their cravings. Lastly, the seats are very comfortable and have a generous amount of legroom. 

Passengers can choose either of the three economy tariffs available: Tariff “Business”, and Rate “Comfort”. 

In-Flight Entertainment 

Ural Airlines does not provide passengers with in-flight entertainment systems or Wi-Fi service. However, it does provide passengers with an in-flight magazine. Moreover, passengers can pre-download content on their personal devices and watch it throughout the flight for entertainment purposes. 

In-Flight Food 

Ural Airlines provides passengers with food on board, however not all tickets include food in the ticket price. Moreover, passengers have the option of ordering food in advance. In addition to this, a wide range of hot meals, cold meals, snacks, beverages,etc. are available to choose from. Furthermore, the kind of meals and food available depend on the duration, travel class and destination of the flight. Lastly, following food options are available:

• Russian breakfast
• Circadian kitchen
• Baby food
• French breakfast
• American breakfast
• Vegetarian 
• Central Asian cuisine 
• German kitchen 
• Russian kitchen
• Indian food
• English breakfast
• Italian breakfast
• Food for babies
• Sandwich
• Asian food 
• Rybnoe

NOTE – Passengers can avail this service through the official website of Ural Airlines, at the ticket offices, by contacting the support service of the airline and through online check-in. 

Frequent Flyer Program 

Wings is the name of the frequent flyer program that Ural Airlines operates, its main purpose is to reward loyal passengers. Moreover, members have a chance of getting discounts every time they book a flight. Furthermore, passengers can get upgrades, discounts, baggage allowance,  priority service depending upon the level of membership. Lastly, three levels of membership is available and they are:

• Blue – given from the first flight
• Silver – given when passengers make around 20 flights with the airline in 1 year
• Gold – given when passengers make around 40 flights with the airline in 1 year