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About

Smartavia rebranded from Nordavia in April 2019. All routes and services remain the same.

Smartavia, formerly Nordavia is an airline headquartered in Arkhangelsk, Russia.

Nordavia operates mainly scheduled domestic and regional services. Nordavia flies to many destinations including Tromso, Kotlas, Amderma, Simferopol, Kaliningrad, Komi, Anapa, Usinsk, Anapa, Moscow, Kiroysk, Saint Petersburg and Samara.

Nordavia has a codeshare agreement with Aeroflot and S7 Airlines. Nordavia has Boeing 737-500s in its fleet. 

The airline has operated as several different names. In 1963 it launched as Arkhangelsk United Aviation Squadron until 1991 when the airline rebranded as VL Arkhangelsk Airlines. In 2004, Aeroflot bought 50% of the airline and the airline rebranded again as Aeroflot-Nord.

In 2009, Aeroflot sold its stake in the airline, which called for another rebrand. The airline was known as Nordavia from that point onwards. Nordavia was supposed to merge with Red Wings Airlines, but after two years of negotiations and planning the merger fell through. Shortly thereafter, Nordavia rebranded to Smartavia, which is what the airline is known as today.

Baggage

Carry-on Baggage

Passengers flying Economy Class on Smartavia are entitled to one item fo carry-on baggage with a weight allowance of 5kg, while passengers flying Business Class on Nordavia are allowed one item of carry-on baggage with a weight allowance of 10kg.

Checked Baggage

Passengers flying Economy Class on Nordavia are entitled to a maximum of 20kg of free checked baggage and passengers flying Business Class are entitled 30kg of checked baggage. 

Check-in

Online Check-In

Passengers can check-in for their Nordavia flight by visiting the Smartavia home page, clicking the 'check-in tab' and entering the relevant flight details where asked. Nordavia online check-in opens 24 hours before departure and closes three hours before. 

Passengers can check-in online for their Smartavia flights from any airport, excluding the following:

Amderma airport

Batumi Airport

Kazan International Airport

Mineralnye Vody airport

Minsk Airport

Tbilisi Airport

Solovki

Oslo Airport

Airport Check-in

Airport check-in can be completed by visiting a Nordavia check-in agent at the Nordavia check-in desk. Passengers checking in at the airport must arrive at the airport in good time.

Destinations

Domestic Destinations

International Destinations

SmartAvia operates to two international destinations in Georgia, as well as one seasonal flight to Norway.

Economy Class

Economy Class is one of two cabins that the airline offers and the more simple, stripped-back service of the two.

Economy Class Facilities

Passengers can enjoy a selection of reading material ranging from in-flight magazines to newspapers. 

Passengers are given the opportunity to order a meal from the airline's in-flight menu, which includes a choice of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The meal choice will depend on the time of day flown and the route travelling on. 

Economy Class Seats

Economy Class seats are set out in a 3 x 3 configuration, giving around 17 inches of pitch and 31 inches of pitch. 

Business Class

Business Class is the airline's most premium cabin class, offering a personalised, luxury service in an isolated section of the cabin.

Business Class Facilities

Passengers go through an exclusive check-in and boarding process, as well as access to the airline's Business Class lounge at select airports.

Passengers are served complimentary meals with three different options on the menu. Passengers can also enjoy complimentary drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) for the duration of the flight, with a welcome drink waiting for them when they board. 

What are Business Class Seats Like?

Business Class seats are set out in a 2 x 2 configuration, with each seat giving generous room to stretch out and relax.

Route Map

News

15th July 2019

Nordavia has announced New Routes in July

Nordavia has added new direct flights on the route St. Petersburg (LED) – Baku (GYD), St. Petersburg (LED) – Yerevan (EVN) and Moscow (DME) – Yerevan (EVN)

18th May 2018

Nordavia to fly between Murmansk and Oslo in summer 2018

This summer, Russian airline Nordavia is to launch a new service that will connect Russia with Norway. The new route will fly between Murmansk Airport (MMK) and Oslo Airport (OSL) once a week from 11th June 2018. The nonstop service has an estimated flight time of 2 hours and 35 minutes and the airline will use the Boeing 737-500 aircraft to operate the route. 

As it stands, the service is scheduled to terminate on 2nd July 2018. However, Nordavia may look to bring back the flight route if it proves to be popular.