Domestic flight in Russia: Krasnoyarsk–Moscow by UTair
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Domestic flight in Russia: Krasnoyarsk–Moscow by UTair

This trip on the flight UT-572 from Krasnoyarsk in Siberia to Vnukovo Airport, Moscow, took place on 23 August 2010. Currently, UTair performed flights between Krasnoyarsk and Moscow twice daily, morning and evening. UT-572 is the morning flight from Krasnoyarsk, departing at 7:25 AM and arriving in Moscow at 08:30 AM, local time.

Boeing 737-500 UTair https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

The plane used for the flight was a Boeing-737-500 (tail number VP-BYM), with 2 seating classes: business and economy.

Business class onboard UTair Boeing 737-500 https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/
Passenger seats in the business class section

Economy class onboard UTair Boeing 737-500 https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/
Passenger seats in the economy class section

The takeoff and climb were fast and smooth.
Flight from Moscow to Krasnoyarsk https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

The plane was almost completely packed (the end of August is a high season!).

Passenger cabin of Boeing 737-500 UTair https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/


Onboard service: refreshments—a selection of mineral water, juices and wine (served twice during the flight and also by request), food—a selection of meat, chicken and fish, with various side dishes. The servings were quite generous and easily sustained me through the trip. Also available were a variety of newspapers that the passengers mostly ignored.

Board meal on a domestic flight of UTair https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/


Economy-class: the seats and upholstery were fairly worn, but kept very clean. Foot space was limited, like in all Boeings, but not uncomfortably so. Each seat had its own table, air vent and reading light.


Seats of Economy class of Boeing 737-500 https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Passenger lights and vent in a Boeing 737-500 https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

The restrooms weren’t sparkling clean, but acceptable.

Bathroom in a Boeing 737-500 https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Drawbacks aside, the flight followed its schedule to a tee. Departure and arrival times were exactly as written, which, in the long run, is what’s most important!

UTair flight Krasnoyarsk - Moscow https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Conclusion: UTair is a classic, full-service airline for the middle class. Flights offer the minimal amount of services and accommodations expected, with no extra frills. The equipment isn’t new, but is well-maintained. Flights follow their schedule very closely.

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Boeing 737-500

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