UTair

UTair Antonov AN-2 "From Ocean to Ocean" (RA-33390) (1:200) by Herpa Models Item Number: HE556361In parallel to the 65th anniversary of the legendary and resilient biplane, this AN-2 of UTair covered a distance of more than 20,000 km (12,500 mi) from the Arctic Ocean all the way to Capetown in South Africa, where the aircraft will be operated for charity work.

UT Air TU-154M (1:200) by Herpa Item Number: HE555838 UTair maintains a dense network inside Russia as well as a few international connections, including destinations in Israel and Germany. By the end of this year, the last of the distinctive TU-154s will have been retired. Also available: the Mil Mi-8, item no. 555227.

The long-distance fleet of Russia's third largest airline conssts of four 767s, three of which are of the short-fuselage 200 series, rarely seen in passenger service today

UTAir B737-500 VP-BVN (1:400)by GeminiJets Item Number:GJUTA1582

UTAir B737-800 winglets VQ-BJJ (1:200) by GeminiJets Item Number: G2UTA618

The Soviet-developed Trijet was for decades the backbone of UTair, founded back in 1967 as Aeroflot��_s regional directorate for the Tyumen region. It was reformed as UTair as an independent airline in 1992.