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2.2.3 Tajikistan Khujand International Airport Airport Overview Khujand International Airport(KIA) is servingKhujand, the second-largest city inTajikistan. Khujand was formerly known asLeninabad(during the Soviet era); hence theIATA codeLBD. It is located out of the city, in the nearby town ofChkalovsk. Serving the northern Sugd province with around 2.7 million population, KIA is Tajikistan’s second busiest airport. Most flights are to various cities in Russia provided by Russian airline companies. The only domestic ones are daily flights to Dushanbe on Tajik Air and SomonAir. The runway dimensions are 3,185m by 50m, with an asphalt surface in good condition and with runway lighting. Airport Location and Contact Country Tajikistan Province or District Sughd Nearest Town or City Khujand with Distance from Airport Airport’s Complete Name Khujand International Airport Latitude 40.21528 Longitude 69.69472 Elevation (ft and m) 442 m / 1,450 ft IATA Code LBD ICAO Code UTDL Managing Company or Airport Authority Management Contact Person Director Abdullozoada Isamatullo Fayzullo Open From (hours) 00:00 Open To (hours) 00:00 Airlines and destinations: Aeroflotoperated byDonavia:Rostov-on-Donu Asian Express Airline:Mineralnye Vody,Nizhniy Novgorod,Volgograd China Southern Airlines: Ürümqi NordStar: Krasnoyarsk,St Petersburg Orenair: Orenburg S7 Airlines: Chelyabinsk,Moscow-Domodedovo,Novosibirsk Somon Air: Almaty,Dushanbe,Kazan,Krasnodar,Krasnoyarsk-Yemelyanovo,Moscow-Domodedovo,Novosibirsk,Orenburg, Sochi,St Petersburg,Ye katerinburg Tajik Air: Moscow-Domodedovo,Novosibirsk,Surgut Turkish Airlines Istanbul-Atatür Ural Airlines Kaluga,Kazan,Krasnoyarsk-Yemelyanovo,Perm,Samara,Ufa,Yekaterinburg UTair Aviation: Nizhnevartovsk,Surgut,Tyumen For information on Tajikistan Airport contact details, please see the following link: 4.5 Tajikistan Airport Company Contact List Page 1.

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