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2. ZIA Airport Eng 2018.Pdf ZIA Zhukovsky International Airport Welcome to Zhukovsky International 10 km Airport (ZIA) . Zhukovsky Airport (ZIA) – is the newest airport in Russian Federation, that is situated just 23 km from Moscow Ring Road. Moscow Ring Road (MKAD) . ZIA was launched on 30th of May, 2016, by the Prime Minister of MOSCOW Russian Federation Mr. Dmitry Medvedev. 12 km . ZIA is ready to offer brand new cozy Terminal Building (16 600 m² area), 23 km which is designed to serve both domestic and international flights with the capacity of 4 mln pax per year. ZIA gets the aircrafts to the longest RUNWAY in Europe (5500 to 70 m). New approach for the airport management, modern and high 23 km performance technology service and the quality at the level of the leading European airports - all this we provide for all our partners. 3 Moscow Region market volume ZIA - new possibilities to enter the 25% 11% TOTAL MOW MARKET 2017 50 000 000 88,4 MLN PAX Moscow market 40 000 000 30 000 000 2016 Domestic International . ZIA – is an airport close to Moscow with its own traffic rights 2017 international46 405 249 42 032 913 20 000 000 flights regulation 34 mln pax domestic flights 10 000 000 42 mln pax . ZIA appears as the best solution in case you are looking for the 0 international domestic possibilities to penetrate Moscow market and the only problem is the traffic rights . There are free traffic rights for operation of the routes to/from ZIA Market Jan-March, Jan-March, . ZIA - your access to Moscow market volume 2017 2018 international 7 678 856 8 424 386 international domestic . ZIA – provides the maximum support on getting all needed 9 588 526 10 447 875 permissions with Russian Aviation Authorities domestic Total 17 267 382 18 872 261 Jan-March, Jan-March, 2017 2018 5 ZIA Airport Catchment Area (excl. Moscow) From To Km Minute Population 2017 ZIA - Zhukovsky Zhukovsky 6 11 108 980 ZIA - Zhukovsky Ramenskoe 13 30 112 989 ZIA - Zhukovsky Lyubersty 26 32 197 705 ZIA - Zhukovsky Bronnitsy 31 27 22 396 ZIA - Zhukovsky Reutov 36 40 99 989 ZIA - Zhukovsky Balashika 42 56 450 771 ZIA - Zhukovsky Elektrostal 44 54 158 508 ZIA - Zhukovsky Vidnoe 44 51 65 074 ZIA - Zhukovsky Sherbinka 55 59 407 487 ZIA - Zhukovsky Mytishi 59 69 205 397 ZIA - Zhukovsky Korolev 62 76 142 568 ZIA - Zhukovsky Podolsk 68 66 299 660 ZIA - Zhukovsky Voskresensk 69 57 94 019 ZIA - Zhukovsky Pushkino 73 76 106 577 ZIA - Zhukovsky Orekhovo-Zuevo 75 78 119 956 ZIA - Zhukovsky Troitsk 75 80 75 828 ZIA - Zhukovsky Yegorevsk 1 82 73 324 ZIA - Zhukovsky Kolomna 84 70 144 125 ZIA - Zhukovsky Stupino 97 89 66 341 ZIA - Zhukovsky Sergiev Posad 110 104 104 579 ZIA - Zhukovsky Shatura 110 100 33 222 ZIA - Zhukovsky Serpukhov 130 103 125 929 ZIA - Zhukovsky Zaraysk 130 104 23 368 ZIA - Zhukovsky Ozherelye 140 113 10 292 ZIA - Zhukovsky Ryazan 170 128 534 762 Total: 3 783 846 7 ZIA Airlines a n d Destinations S 2018 Airlines Destination AC type Rome, Tel–Aviv, Tbilisi, Sochi, Simferopol, Bishkek, Оsh, Dushanbe, A-320, A-321 AC type Khujand, Kulyab Minsk B-733, B-738 Istanbul A-320 Jinan, Haikou, Fuzhou , Xian, Guangzhou B-763 Antalya B-738 Osh B-738 Bishkek B-738 . Achieved Average Load Factor 86% . Plans for 2018: 5 new airlines and 15 new destinations, including the major Russian Cities 9 ZIA PAX 426 962 450 000 400 000 350 000 300 000 250 000 200 000 43 880 150 000 100 000 50 000 - 120 000 2016* 2017 100 000 80 000 60 000 40 000 2018 20 000 2017 - * for the period September - December 11 Passenger terminal New passenger terminal was launched on 30th of May, 2016 . Area – 16 600 sq. m., annual throughput capacity 4 mln pax . 18 check-in desks . 8 gates . 16 passport control desks . Domestic and international flights areas . Automated Baggage reconciliation system. The compactness of the Terminal Building gives the possibility to pass all preflight formalities in 15 minutes. Parking in front of the terminal with the capacity of 500 cars 13 Airfield. Apron. Airdrome is aimed to serve any type of AC without any restrictions: . The longest Runway in Europe RWY 4: 5500 x 70 . The apron in front of the Terminal: 8 parking stands . Remote apron: 16 parking stands . Taxi time – 4 minutes only, because of the short distance between the Runway, Apron and Terminal Building . Modern MRO for the most popular types of Russian and foreign manufactured aircrafts 15 Ground Handling BGS . The reliable ground handling partner of ZIA Airport – BGS . High quality service . High skills personnel . The vast experience in European Airports . Guaranteed Turn Around time – 35 minutes 17 Cargo Terminal . Zhukovsky International Airport Cargo – the joined company of Ramport Aero and Greenway International FZCO from Dubai Airport Free Economic Zone . November 2018 - The deadline for the start of cargo processing . Cargo Terminal Capacity – 100th tons per year – 80th tons for international flights and 20th tons for domestic flights 19 Infrastructure. Development program . Extending of the Terminal up to 30 000 sq. m. Additional Parking for 630 cars . Office buildings for 5 000 sq. m. Enlarging of the apron for additional 40 000 sq. m. Airport hotel with 150 rooms 21 How to get to the airport Airport is situated 23 km SE from Moscow Ring road . Express bus from the nearest metro station “Kotelniki” – Duration: 30 – 50 mins; Cost: 85 ₽= 1,2 Euro . The Railway road from Kazansky station in Moscow downtown: Suburban train to “Otdykh” station + airport shuttle bus/ Enhanced comfort suburban train “Sputnik” is operated every 30 minutes. Duration: 1 hour; Cost for the entire ticket 266 ₽ = 3,8 Euro 23 Non-aviation activities ZIA is the airport complex in Russia, where the possibility of effective development for non-aviation activities have been taken into consideration, starting from the passenger terminal design phase. Effective Non-Aviation business development aimed at easing the financial burden on the partners-airlines. 25 Business Lounge . Cozy and comfortable Business Lounge offers a full range of services for departing and arriving passengers . The wide range of snacks and beverages is included . The organization of the special before and after flight receptions with special food and beverages can be organized on the request . The separate meeting room for business negotiations is available . The capacity of the Business Lounge is 40 persons 27 Incentive Scheme and Marketing Support RAMPORT AERO provides special Incentive Scheme for the start-up period, depending on the planned volumes of the airline. The Marketing Support includes: . First Flight Ceremony: Spectacular flight launching ceremony. Special treatment for the first flight passengers. Aircraft water cannon salute. Inauguration flight cake . Support new airline services with up-to-date PR activity and press releases by dynamic international PR team . Social Media coverage - Facebook and Instagram publications for airline promotion of routes and special offers . Airline’s logo and local representatives’ contact information placement at www.zia.aero RAMPORT AERO will readily support events recommended by the operating airlines linked with the route anniversaries, airline passenger records, years of airline’s time in operation from/to Zhukovsky Intl Airport. 29 Contact Information We are happy to invite you to join us! Pavel Mandazhi Regional Head of Sales North & Western Europe E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +7 (916) 107 00 10 Diana Fakhrutdinova Regional Head of Sales Russia, Eastern Europe and Asia E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +7 (966) 192 38 61 w w w . z i a . a e r o 31 .
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