RUSSIA | Khabarovsk | Khabarovsk International Airport
UHHH
A ground handling facility at Khabarovsk Novy Airport, supporting trips throughout Russia
Welcome to Universal Aviation Russia – Khabarovsk!
On behalf of Universal Aviation at Khabarovsk Airport, I would like to offer you a warm welcome to Russia. We will do everything we can to help make your visit here a success, and my philosophy is simple: to make sure we offer the same first-class service every time you travel.
My professional and highly experienced team have excellent long-standing working relationships with the local airport authorities and suppliers, and we believe that attention to detail is key. All our staff are friendly and attentive, and we genuinely care about your individual needs.
From our head office at Khabarovsk, we cover more than 80 locations across Russia, including a new full supervision service across all airports in the Moscow area, so no matter where you fly, we will always be one step ahead.
I look forward to working with you on your next trip.
Sincerely,
Dmitry Konovalov
General Director
Universal Aviation Russia – Khabarovsk
Three different ways we can take care of your
ground support needs throughout Russia
- We operate a ground support facility at UHHH.
- We operate a ground supervision service at all Moscow airports.
- We can send our agents to meet you at any destination.
- We can help coordinate ground support for any location.
Services
Ground support capabilities
| Languages spoken | Russian and English |
| Customs and immigration? | Yes – clearance at the aircraft |
| UVair® contract fuel available? | Yes |
| Conference rooms? | No |
| Limousine service and car rental? | No |
| Crew accommodation arrangements? | Yes |
| Security arrangements? | Yes |
| Maintenance? | No |
| Direct ramp access? | No |
| Computerized worldwide weather briefings? | Yes |
| Baggage handling? | Yes |
| Permit coordination? | Yes |
| Lav service? | Yes |
Flight support
| RVSM: | Implemented |
| ACAS/TCAS II: | Not required |
| ICAO Annex 16, Chapter II: | No restrictions |
| RNAV5/RNAV10 airspace: | Not implemented |
| 8.33 MHz channel spacing: | Not required |
| Airport fire protection category: | UHHH: 8 |
Directions
Directions to airport
Khabarovsk International Airport is located 12 kilometers from downtown. Drive along Muraviev Amursky Street until Lenin Square in the city center, and then along Karl Marx Street and Matveevskoe Highway. Follow the signs and turn right at the International Terminal.
Directions to office
Our facility is on the second floor of the International Terminal and has direct access to the ramp. It is located 100 meters from the business aircraft parking site.
Facility contact information
Universal Aviation LLC
204, Prospect 60 Let Oktyabrya, Suite 406
Khabarovsk 680009, Russia
Location FAQ
| Hours of operation | 0001 – 2359 |
| Airport restrictions? | No |
| Noise restrictions? | No |
| Slots required? | No |
| VIP passenger lounge? | Yes |
| VIP crew lounge? | Yes – Crew may also use ATC facilities. |
| Air conditioning? | Yes |
| Internet access/Wi-Fi? | Yes |
| Digital newspapers | No |
| Refreshments? | Yes |
| Flight-plan filing? | Yes |
| Restrooms? | Yes |
| Showers? | No |
| Prayer room? | No |
| Hangarage? | No |
| VIP catering? | Yes |
At Universal Aviation Russia – Khabarovsk, we are delighted to announce the expansion of our ground support capabilities to cover airports in the Moscow area. It is also with great pleasure that I introduce Elena Zhdanova and Natalia Ivanova, our newly appointed Universal Aviation® representatives in Moscow.
Elena joins us from a leading Russian ground handling and flight support operator, and Natalia has worked with Universal Aviation for the past decade in Petropavlovsk. They both fully understand the logistical challenges often encountered when operating into Moscow, and they will utilize their local knowledge and the global resources of Universal to help ensure the success of your missions. You can count on each of them to help you avoid any unexpected events or delays on the ground, and to facilitate any of your last-minute requests.
Elena and Natalia are able to supervise your flight at any of the following Moscow area airports:
- Vnukovo (UUWW)
- Sheremetyevo (UUEE)
- Domodedovo (UUDD)
- Ostafyevo (UUMO)
With this new offering you can expect:
- Personalized attention and on-site coordination for all of your operational needs
- Quality control of all third-party services, well in advance of your scheduled arrival/departure time, to help ensure a seamless experience on the ground
- Management of any special or last-minute requests from your crew or passengers
- A dedicated Universal® person with you on the ground who can fully leverage the global resources of Universal if any unforeseen events should occur
If you have any questions about operating into Moscow, or any other destination in Russia, please feel free to contact me directly.
We look forward to welcoming you on your next trip.
Dmitry Konovalov
General Director Russia
Universal Aviation – worldwide ground support
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