Tura

Tura Airport in the Evenkiysky District of Russia traces its roots to the Soviet era, opening in the mid-20th century (around the 1960s) and today operates with a single small terminal that handles modest passenger volumes. This compact regional airfield is a vital lifeline for Tura and surrounding settlements, offering occasional scheduled connections to larger hubs like Krasnoyarsk and other regional centers via regional carriers and charter operators. Ground access is a short drive into town with limited public transport—taxis and local shuttles are common and road links can be seasonal—so plan transfers accordingly. Fares are often higher than in big cities due to remoteness, although subsidized routes sometimes make travel more affordable.