PJSC Aeroflot - Russian Airlines operates as Russia's largest airline and de facto national flag carrier, providing scheduled passenger flights, cargo transportation, and related aviation services; its core offerings encompass domestic and international passenger services across a network of over 100 destinations, low-cost operations through subsidiaries, and frequent-flyer programs including Aeroflot Bonus; the company maintains one of the world's youngest fleets with approximately 170-180 aircraft, excluding subsidiaries, serving business and leisure travelers primarily from hubs at Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport and a secondary international hub in Krasnoyarsk. Founded in 1923 and headquartered on Arbat Street in Moscow's Central Administrative Okrug, Aeroflot holds membership in the SkyTeam alliance and owns key subsidiaries Pobeda and Rossiya Airlines, with the Russian Federal Agency for State Property Management controlling 73.77% of shares. Geographically, it focuses on Russia—particularly Siberia and the Far East—while connecting to international markets in Europe, Asia including China routes to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Hong Kong, and beyond, operating flights to over 50 European destinations via Moscow. Recent developments include the acquisition of the Russian division of Teleperformance in late 2024, enhancing its contact center capabilities with 6,000 workstations; a 2025 purchase of Aeromil, the onboard power manufacturer, from Lufthansa for 56.4 million rubles; revenue growth of 40% year-on-year to RUB 856,785 million in fiscal 2024 driven by scheduled passenger flights; and passenger traffic increases, such as 5.3 million passengers in June 2025 with 1.4% growth overall and strong domestic performance.