Berezovo

Berezovo Airport (IATA: EZV) is a small regional airport serving the remote town of Berezovo in western Siberia, established around the mid-20th century (circa 1960s). With a single modest terminal and limited apron space, it functions as an important local link rather than a major hub, handling regional scheduled and charter flights. Ground access is typically by road with local buses, taxis and occasional shuttle services connecting to nearby administrative centers and larger airports; public transport is basic but reliable for travelers. The airport tends to be affordable in terms of on-site costs, though flight fares can be higher due to limited competition. Regional carriers such as UTair and Yamal/charter operators commonly serve EZV.