We place advertising in airport complex Strigino – one of the largest international airports in Russia, as well as the surrounding area, in planes, apron buses, on tickets and in avia magazines. We offer the experience of our employees and a wide range of advertising placement variants. We will do everything to make you satisfied with our cooperation.
Advertising on lightbox
Advertising panno (banners, stickers)
Placement of printed materials (brochures, leaflets)
Advertising panels
(banners, stickers)
Digital advertising
на мониторах, видеостенах
Stickers on registration desks
Layout printing
(booklets, leaflets)
Advertising in magazines
Advertising on airport site
Advertising on boards (billboards)
Advertising on brandmauers
Advertising on boards 3×6 m (billboards)
Advertising on city formats
Branding of apron buses
Doors branding
Baggage belts branding
Nizhny Novgorod airport is one of the oldest in the country. The first regular flight in Russia from Moscow to Nizhny Novgorod was taken July 15, 1923. From 1993 the airport has international status, certified for all types of aviation activities. It is the alternate airport for airports of the Moscow aviation hub. At the end of 2019 the airport served 1,13 million people. The flights were organized on a regular basis for 55 destinations: in Russia - in 26 cities, abroad - in 29 cities; passengers were transported by planes of 28 airlines (22 Russian and 6 foreign). The official web-site of the company – www.airport-nnov.ru
The international airport Strigino is one of the oldest airports in Russia. It is located in Nizhny Novgorod – the large transport hub in Russia, important trade, industrial, economical and cultural center of Volga federal district. Today it is the fifth most populous city in the country.
Strigino airport location makes it the primary alternate for the Moscow hub airports. This gives additional benefits to Nizhny Novgorod air hub. Today, it serves the international and domestic flights to 55 destinations, including St. Petersburg, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Prague, as well as the well-known foreign resorts. They are served by 28 Russian and foreign airlines. The average annual passenger traffic is over 900 000 people.
