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General Information About Baikal International Airport

Situated 12 miles west of Ulan-Ude in Russia, this airport takes its name from Lake Baikal - one of the oldest, deepest, and largest freshwater lakes on Earth. Boasting more than 25% of global lake surface area, Russians sing patriotic hymns about this unique lake that they consider their "sacred sea".

Baikal Airport OJSC, owned and managed by the Government of Siberia, serves domestic and international airlines that fly between Moscow and Siberia as well as aircraft from other nations under intergovernmental agreements.

There are two runways at the airport: one measuring up to 2,997 meters in length and another that stretches for 3,500 meters; the latter is currently being renovated and will soon feature an improved lighting system enabling it to accommodate aircraft of any type with no restrictions placed upon take-off weight restrictions, according to its management.

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