Naryan Mar Airport guide

Naryan Mar Airport is the main air gateway of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug in Arctic Russia. The town of Naryan-Mar has no year-round road or rail link to the rest of the country, so the airport carries most of the passenger traffic in and out of the region. A river ferry and a winter road cover part of the year, and flying covers the rest.

The airfield lies about 3 km from the town centre. It has a single concrete runway, designated 06/24, that is 2,500 m long. The field is shared with military aviation, and the Naryan-Mar United Aviation Squadron operates it. The squadron also flies helicopters to remote Nenets settlements and oil and gas sites on the tundra.

Scheduled flights link the town with Arkhangelsk, Moscow, Syktyvkar and several other Russian cities. Carriers listed on the route table include RusLine, Smartavia, Utair and Red Wings, which flies some routes seasonally. Wikipedia reports about 183,000 passengers in 2017. Regional officials planned reconstruction of the airfield for 2026 to 2030 under the federal programme to renew the national airfield network.