What is Tyumen Airport? And how to get to it? You will find answers to these and other questions in the article. Tyumen (Roshchino) is an international air hub of the city of Tyumen. It is located in the Tyumen region, 13 km west of the metropolis. The official name of the sky berth is Roshchino. It has the status of an air hub of federal importance and is the base for the Yamal and UTair airlines. The air hub operator is JSC Novaport.
General data
Tyumen Airport is allowed to receive the following aircraft: An-74, An-124, An-26, An-72, An-24, An-12 (a one-time special permit is required for takeoff and landing), Yak- 42, Boeing 767, Tu-154, Yak-40, Tu-134, Il-86, Boeing 757, Il-76, Il-18, Tu-214, Boeing-737, Tu-204, An-148, Superjet Sukhoi 100, aircraft of the Airbus A320, ATR 72, Embraer-120, SAAB-340, Regional Bombardier Canadair Jet (CRJ) family and all lightweights and all helicopters.
Technically, the air hub can receive aircraft such as Boeing-747, Airbus A340, Airbus A330, Boeing-777, but today these aircraft are not presented in the passport of the air harbor. That is why takeoff and landing in Roshchino for suchboards are possible only with a temporary special admission.
Roshchino airport is equipped with two synthetic runways (RWY). IVPP-1 (12/30), with parameters of 2704x50 m, is equipped with a lighting system for OMI from both courses, (PCN) 42/R/C/W/T. IVPP-2 (03/21), with parameters 3003 X 45 m, equipped with OVI-1 lighting equipment and landing systems on both lines, (PCN) 74/R/C/X/T.
Basic data
The Tyumen airport terminal was built in 1969 to guarantee the passenger traffic, which increased due to the expansion of the oil and gas association. This building was modernized in 1998, a transnational terminal was created. As part of the renovation of the air gate in 2016, the old terminal was completely dismantled and a new, modern terminal was built in its place. Its total area is 27 thousand square meters. m.
The international sector mainly serves charter flights all year round, as well as a certain number of regular flights, which are increasing significantly today.
Chronicle
How did the Tyumen airport appear? It is known that in 1953, in September, deposits were discovered in the Tyumen region. The development of the first industrial underground oil storehouse was started here in the summer of 1960. Since that time, the rapid development of air transport in the Tyumen region began. It was possible to develop gas and oil fields in conditions of complete impassability only after the formation of a progressive aviation system.
In a short period, a new air hub was built, capable of receiving An-12, An-22 aircraft for transporting goods to the north of the Tyumen region. The air harbor housed An-24 aircraft, and since 1972, Tu-134 aircraft, which provided passenger air transportation.
In 1968, on May 15, the Minister of Civil Aviation issued an order, in accordance with which the Second Tyumen United Aviation Brigade was created, and from that moment the history of the evolution and formation of the air hub began, a team began to form. In the 1970s, polar gas fields were developed, new megacities were built, and the geography of air travel from Roshchin gradually expanded to the north.
In 1970-1980, 1.5 million travelers annually departed from the Tyumen air hub. The air harbor upgrade was completed in December 2016. It was launched in 2012 and is divided into four stages. Three of them were completed by June 2016, and the final work was carried out subsequently.
Transportation
How to get to Tyumen airport? From the city to the airport (and vice versa) can be reached by the following bus routes:
- By bus number 10, which takes 40 minutes from the Roschino air hub to the Tyumen bus station. This transport runs between the Tyumen bus station, the Tyumen railway station and the Roschino air gate every half an hour, operating in the Express mode.
- By bus number 141, which can take 40-50 minutes from the airport to Nemtsov Square.
Plekhanovo Airfield
Do you know what else there is in Tyumen Plekhanov airport? This is the heavenly harbor of the local airlines of the metropolis. It is the base for the UTair airline (An-2 aircraft and helicopters of all types). Plant No. 26 (OAO) is located on the territory of the air hub, which is engaged in the repair of boards. In the air berth of Plekhanovo, every even year, the air show "Visiting UTair" is held.
The aerodrome can receive aircraft of the fourth class (An-28, L-410, An-2 and lightweight), as well as helicopters of all types. Runway length is 700 m.
According to the general plan, residential buildings will be rebuilt on the territory of the air hub by 2020 (according to the interpretation of Radioscanner).
