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Operating to 3M 64 12 11 Operating to THE 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA 3m 64 12 11 VISITORS MATCHES VENUES CITIES Russia will host the 2018 FIFA World Cup from June 14 - July 15. Three million visitors are expected to attend a total of 64 matches played at 12 venues in 11 cities with the opening ceremony and final taking place in Moscow. The World Cup will see a significant increase in traffic to many airports. It’s advisable for Operators to start planning immediately as massive congestion is expected at airports in the run-up to the competition. This guide will give you operational information such as permit requirements, visa considerations, and more for five gateways to Russia. | www.uas.aero Your Local Partner with global reach sm Operating to Russia Landing Permits Permit validity Landing permits are required in Russian Permits are valid from 0001 UTC from the airports. The following documentation is estimated time of arrival (ETA) and remain required: valid for an additional 48 hours as long as key information such as aircraft type, origin/ • Aircraft registration certificate destination airports and significant updates to • Airworthiness certificate the call-sign do not change. • Air Operator’s Certificate required to confirm flight category Additionally, for aircraft carrying fewer than 19 • Crew and passenger manifests passenger seats, no permit revision is needed for changes to entry/exit points into/from • Purpose of flight the Russian flight information region (FIR) or • Entry/exit points changes to the aerodrome of departure/landing • Route and schedule outside Russia • Aircraft insurance certificate that confirms worldwide insurance or specially naming Cabotage Russia and its territories, together with third- Foreign Operators are generally prohibited party liability details from conducting domestic flights in Russia without prior permission. If the aircraft has been • Pilot license copies (both PIC & SIC typically chartered for use by a Russian tour operator or requested) locally based company, the formal agreement • Aircraft Noise Certificate or AFM extract – between the operator and the Russian entity required to confirm aircraft maximum takeoff should be submitted with the permit application. weight (MTOW) To further avoid cabotage issues the Lead times for landing permits for flights following applies: directly associated with the World Cup, e.g. fans attending the games: • Clearly explain the necessity for any domestic sectors that will offload passengers or cargo • Private category: 1 full working day once the – it is possible that special accommodations CAA accepts the permit application can be provided to fans attending games. • Commercial category: 2 full working The more information provided, the greater days once the CAA accepts the permit the chance of approval. application • Domestic technical stops are usually approved as long as the fuel stop is justified Please note: and explained, i.e. the endurance of the • All documents must be in English aircraft is clearly demonstrated as the reason • If the aircraft is foreign registered and for the stopover to uplift fuel/toilet and water more than ten years old, the most recently service/catering are the only services required. completed / last two pages of aircraft • The operator declares that during a technical log are often requested as part technical stop, no passengers or cargo will of the landing permit approval process. be offloaded/loaded during the turnaround. • It is not recommended to conduct crew Landing permits for the football World Cup swaps during technical stops as this often are also subject to landing rights approval, leads to delays or rejection in the approval i.e. runway slot (where applicable), aircraft process. parking stand, aircraft and passenger handling • No crew rest periods are planned during is confirmed, customs and immigration are technical stops. correctly notified. | www.uas.aero Your Local Partner with global reach sm Slots Visas Due to airport congestion expected throughout Visitors traveling to the games can benefit from the FIFA World Cup, it’s expected slots will be a visa-free stay if they apply for a Fan ID. These required at all airports. UAS can assist in securing are also required to enter the Russian stadiums. slots for any aircraft operating to Russia. Visit the official website to arrange your IDs https://www.fan-id.ru Parking Airports may face shortages of parking spots Security considering the volume of operations that will Crime risks are always an issue and visitors be taking place during the 2018 FIFA World are exposed to increased risk due to factors Cup. Aircraft may have to re-position to another such as their travel itinerary, location, perceived airport for parking. affluence, and being unfamiliar with their environment. It is advisable to organize a NOTAMs security package to mitigate these risks. UAS As of now, authorities haven’t issued any offer a full range of solutions, from vehicles with NOTAMs for World Cup 2018 at any of these bilingual drivers to close protection agents. airports. UAS can re-check NOTAMs on behalf of operators closer to the event. Fuel TS-1 is available in all Russian airports and can be provided based on availability at the particular station. UAS can arrange fuel on behalf of any operator during this event. Gateway Airports SHEREMETYEVO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IATA code: SVO Located in the Molzhaninovsky District, 29KM Northwest of Central Moscow. ICAO code: UUEE Latitude/ longitude: N55-58.4 / E037-24.8 Elevation: 630 FT / 192 M Magnetic variation: 11E Operating hours: 24/7 AOE: Yes PPR: Required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability Alternative Airport: UUMO FBO and lounge facilities: Available Crew Visas: Available on arrival | www.uas.aero Your Local Partner with global reach sm VNUKOVO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IATA code: VKO This dual-runway airport is located 28KM Southwest of the center of Moscow. ICAO code: UUWW Latitude/ longitude: N55-36.0 / E037-16.4 Elevation: 686 FT / 209 M Magnetic variation: 10E Operating hours: 24/7 AOE: Yes PPR: Required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability Alternative Airport: UUMO FBO and lounge facilities: Available Crew visas: Available on arrival DOMODEDOVO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IATA code: DME Located 42KM Southeast of the center of Moscow. ICAO code: UUDD Latitude/ longitude: N55-24.5 / E037-54.4 Elevation: 594 FT / 181 M Magnetic variation: 11E Operating hours: 24/7 AOE: Yes PPR: Required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability Alternative Airport: UUMO FBO and lounge facilities: Available Crew visas: Available on arrival YEKATERINBURG/KOLTSOVO AIRPORT IATA code: SVX Serving Ekaterinburg, this airport is located 16KM Southeast of the city. It is ICAO code: USSS the largest airport in Sverdlovsk Oblast and also serves the towns of Aramil, Latitude/ longitude: N43-26.7 / E039-56.8 Sysert, and Polevskoy. Elevation: 768 FT / 234 M Magnetic variation: 14E Operating hours: 24/7 AOE: Yes PPR: Required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability Alternative Airport: UUWW FBO and lounge facilities: Available Crew Visa: Available on arrival SOCHI ADLER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IATA code: AER Located in the City of Sochi on the coast of the Black Sea. ICAO code: URSS Latitude/ longitude: N43-26.7 / E039-56.8 Elevation: 89 FT / 27 M Magnetic variation: 06E All crew and passengers who have not obtained Operating hours: 24/7 a Fan ID must hold a AOE: Yes valid Russian visa when arriving at Sochi. Some PPR: Required countries have bilateral Slots: Required agreements with the Russian Federation so it Parking: Subject to availability is advisable to check your Alternative Airport: URRP visa requirements. FBO and lounge facilities: Available Crew Visa: Not available on arrival | www.uas.aero Your Local Partner with global reach sm Alternative Airports PULKOVO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Located 23 km south of Saint Petersburg city center. IATA code: LED ICAO code: ULLI Latitude/ longitude: N59-48.0 / E030-15.8 Elevation: 79ft. / 24m Magnetic variation: 10E Operating hours: 24 hours AOE: Yes PPR: Required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability Alternative Airport: FBO and lounge facilities: Available KHRABROVO AIRPORT Located 24 km north of Kaliningrad city. IATA code: KGD ICAO code: UMKK Latitude/ longitude: N54-53.4 / E020-35.6 Elevation: 43 ft. / 13m Magnetic variation: 05E Operating hours: 24 hours AOE: Yes PPR: Not required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability FBO and lounge facilities: Not available KAZAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Located approximately 25km southeast of Kazan. IATA code: KZN ICAO code: UWKD Latitude/ longitude: N55-36.4 / E049-16.8 Elevation: 410ft. / 125m Magnetic variation: 13E Operating hours: 24 hours AOE: Yes PPR: Required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability FBO and lounge facilities: Not available | www.uas.aero Your Local Partner with global reach sm KURUMOCH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Located 35 km north of Samara city. IATA code: KUF ICAO code: UWWW Latitude/ longitude: N53-30.1 / E050-09.2 Elevation: 476ft. / 145m Magnetic variation: 12E Operating hours: 24 hours AOE: Yes PPR: Not required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability FBO and lounge facilities: Available STRIGINO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Located 14km southwest of Nizhny city center. IATA code: GOJ ICAO code: UWGG Latitude/ longitude: N56-13.8 / E043-47.1 Elevation: 256ft. / 78m Magnetic variation: 12E Operating hours: 24 hours AOE: Yes PPR: Not required Slots: Required Parking: Subject to availability FBO and lounge
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