Russian charter and scheduled carrier serving domestic routes.
Founded
2008
Headquarters
Moscow, Russia
Globus is a Russian airline operating under the IATA code GH and ICAO code GLP. It functions as a subsidiary of S7 Airlines (Siberia Airlines), one of Russia's largest private carriers, providing supplemental capacity for charter and scheduled flights.
The airline primarily operates domestic routes within Russia, supporting S7's broader network. Globus has utilized Boeing 737 family aircraft for its operations, benefiting from shared resources and infrastructure with its parent company.
Due to international sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Globus and many Russian carriers faced significant operational and fleet challenges, including difficulties maintaining Western-manufactured aircraft.
Hubs & network
Globus primarily operates through Domodedovo International Airport (DME) in Moscow.
Fleet
Globus has operated Boeing 737-800 aircraft as part of its fleet, shared within the S7 Group.
Notable facts
- ›Globus is a wholly owned subsidiary of S7 Airlines (Siberia Airlines).
- ›The airline was established to provide additional capacity and charter services for the S7 Group.
- ›Globus operates under separate IATA and ICAO codes but shares commercial infrastructure with S7.
- ›Western sanctions following 2022 significantly impacted the airline's ability to maintain and insure its Boeing fleet.
- ›The carrier focuses primarily on domestic Russian routes rather than international services.
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