Aéroport de Cherepovets (CEE)

Cherepovets Airport (IATA: CEE, ICAO: ULWC) is a regional airport located in the city of Cherepovets, within the Vologda Oblast of Russia. Serving as a crucial air transit hub for the region, the airport connects this industrial city to various domestic and a few international destinations. Despite being a regional airport, Cherepovets plays a significant role in the infrastructure of the Vologda Oblast, facilitating both passenger and cargo transport.

The airport's history dates back to the mid-20th century when it was originally constructed to support regional aviation needs. Over the years, it has undergone several upgrades to accommodate the growing number of passengers and flights. Today, Cherepovets Airport features a single passenger terminal equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable experience for travelers.

Cherepovets Airport handles approximately 150,000 passengers annually, with services provided by a limited number of airlines, primarily focusing on domestic routes. Notable airlines operating at the airport include Severstal Aircompany, which offers flights to major Russian cities such as Moscow and St. Petersburg. Though smaller in scale compared to major international airports, Cherepovets efficiently manages a modest number of daily flights.

Strategically located about 25 kilometers southeast of the city center, the airport offers relatively easy access via major roadways. Its proximity to Cherepovets—a city known for its metallurgical industries—highlights its importance in supporting regional economic activities. With ongoing developments and potential future expansions, Cherepovets Airport continues to enhance its role in connecting the Vologda Oblast to the rest of Russia and beyond.