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Khabarovsk Novy posted its best result in three decades: 2.578 million passengers in 2025, up 5.4%, with international traffic growing 30%. A new international terminal opened in September 2025 and is drawing Asian carriers, with Phuket, Bangkok, Sanya and Beijing among the most popular foreign routes. The city's federal district institutions supply consistent official and corporate travel.
The principal gateway to Lake Baikal recorded the highest traffic in its 100-year history: 4.05 million passengers in 2025, up 2.7%. Tourism to the lake concentrates strong summer and winter peaks of domestic and international visitors, all of whom pass through this terminal. Unusually for an airport of this scale, it sits inside the city, a short drive from the centre.
The main airport of Russia's largest region carried 1.08 million passengers in 2024, up 10.9%, per the operator's board-approved annual report; the full-year 2025 total is not published yet. With much of the Republic of Sakha lacking year-round road or rail links, aviation is the default long-distance mode here, which makes the terminal audience unusually comprehensive for the region.
The airport of Russia's only island region passed 1.4 million passengers in 2025. Almost all long-distance travel to and from Sakhalin moves by air, and oil and gas projects add a schedule-driven flow of rotational and corporate passengers. At the August peak, Moscow service alone reached 25 flights a week. The airport marked 80 years of operation in September 2025.
The largest airport of the Russian Far East set a record in 2025: 3.261 million passengers, up 10%, with 717,000 flying internationally. Chinese routes alone carried 451,000 passengers across 11 cities, and seven new international destinations opened during the year. For brands working the Russia-Asia corridor, this terminal is the region's key advertising venue.
The single airport of Russia's westernmost exclave crossed the 5 million passenger mark in 2025, a year after 4.8 million first put it in the national top ten. With no straightforward land transit for most travellers, air links carry the bulk of movement between the region and mainland Russia, and Baltic seaside tourism adds a strong summer peak. The 2026 schedule spans 29 direct routes.
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