Turan Air was an

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History

Turan Air was founded in 1994 as an Azerbaijani-British joint venture, and began operating its first flights on 30 June 30 1995. As well as operating domestically, the airline offered services to several cities in Russia. Turan Air ceased operations in 2013."Азербайджанская авиакомпания "IMAIR" будет закрыта" aze.az

Destinations

Turan Air served the following scheduled destinations: ;Azerbaijan *

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;Russia *

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Fleet

As of February 2013, in its last year of operation, the Turan Air fleet consisted of the following aircraft: *5 Tupolev Tu-154M

References

External links

Official website
Defunct airlines of Azerbaijan Airlines established in 1994 Airlines disestablished in 2013 1994 establishments in Azerbaijan {{Azerbaijan-stub

History

Destinations

Fleet

See also

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