VIM Airlines

VIM Airlines, legally VIM-Avia, was a Russian charter and scheduled carrier based at Moscow's Domodedovo International Airport. From that hub it flew international scheduled and charter services for passengers and cargo, reaching destinations across Europe, Central Asia, and Russia's own regions including the Far East, and it also offered wet-lease services. Its fleet was built around narrowbody and single-aisle jets, including the Airbus A319 and the Boeing 757-200 you will see on these seat maps. The airline belonged to no alliance. After mounting debts, VIM suspended flights in autumn 2017 and had its license revoked on 4 November 2017, ending operations.