ANOTHER OPERATIONAL RECORD FROM TRANSAERO

Moscow, September 21, 2011 – Transaero Airlines announces its operational results for the first seven months of 2011. For the first time ever more than 1.1 million passengers was carried within one month.
For the period from January to August 2011:
· Passenger turnover reached 21.48 billion RPK, 28.5% higher than in the first eight months of 2010
· The total number of passengers carried amounted to 5,579,859 which is 28.3% more than in the same period previous year
· Transaero transported a total of 30,705 tons of cargo, 33.8% more than in the first eight months of 2010
· Ton-kilometers totaled 2.11 billion TKM, 28.8% more than in the same period previous year.
In August 2011:
· Revenue passenger-kilometers (RPK) totaled 3.738 billion, 36.5% more than in August 2010
· Passenger volume constituted 1,105,029 passengers, 39% more than in the same month last year.
In January – August Transaero once again demonstrated the highest rates of growth among top-five Russian carriers.

About Transaero Airlines
Transaero Airlines is the second-largest passenger airline in Russia. Transaero launched its services in November, 1991. Transaero’s fleet consists of 70 aircraft, including nineteen Boeing 747s, eight Boeing 777s, thirteen 767s, twenty seven 737s and three Tupolev 214s. Transaero has the largest long-haul fleet in Russia. It is the only commercial carrier flying Tupolev 214, Boeing 777 and Boeing 747 passenger aircraft in Russia, the CIS and Eastern Europe. According to the German Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Center (JACDEC), the company ranked in the top 10 safest carriers among the world’s 60 largest airlines. Transaero serves more than 130 routes in Russia, Europe, Asia, Africa and America. Transaero maintains scheduled flights from hubs in Moscow and Saint Petersburg, where its head office is located, as well as from Yekaterinburg. Transaero was the first Russian full service airline to introduce e-ticketing in March 2007 and the first in the country to offer Internet check-in for its passengers.