Khabarovsk Airlines (also known by the abbreviation KhabAvia) is a key regional air carrier in the Russian Far East. The company holds the status of a regional state unitary enterprise and plays a vital role in ensuring transport accessibility for remote settlements. The airline's main base and primary transit hub is Khabarovsk, from where regular and charter flights are operated.
The carrier's route network is focused on connecting the administrative center with the cities and towns of the Khabarovsk Territory. The airline handles not only passenger travel but also significant cargo operations, delivering mail and essential goods to hard-to-reach areas. Khabarovsk Airlines is not part of any international aviation alliances, maintaining its status as an independent regional operator of local significance.
| IATA code | НИ |
| Fleet size | 12 |
| Passenger traffic | 80,000 |
| Destinations | 3 |
| Hub | Khabarovsk |
The airline's fleet is adapted for operation in the harsh climatic conditions of the North and the Far East. It consists of reliable aircraft capable of landing on various types of runways, which is critical for regional aviation. The exact fleet size is approximately 12 aircraft, including types such as the An-24, An-26, and modern L-410.
The activities of KhabAvia have been recognized with commendations for their contribution to the development of the region's transport infrastructure. The airline focuses on flight reliability and safety, providing stable air links even to the most remote corners of the territory. Thanks to the support of the Khabarovsk Territory government, the carrier maintains affordable fares on socially significant routes.