ZF (ZF)

18 non-stop routes across 10 airports. Main hub: Antalya (AYT).

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Main hubs for ZF

Where ZF concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

#1 · AYT 6 routes Antalya Turkiye #2 · VKO 3 routes Moscow Russia #3 · OVB 2 routes Novosibirsk Russia #4 · PEE 1 routes Perm Russia #5 · CEK 1 routes Chelyabinsk Russia

Where ZF flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

#1 10 routes Russia Flights to Russia #2 7 routes Turkiye Flights to Turkiye #3 1 routes Maldives Flights to Maldives

Related guides

Sibling pages from across Flightmaps — country aggregations, airport rosters, and visa context for ZF.

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Top ZF destinations

Antalya · 6 routesMoscow · 3 routesNovosibirsk · 2 routesChelyabinsk · 1 routeNizhniy Novgorod · 1 routePerm · 1 routeSurgut · 1 routeYekaterinburg · 1 routeBodrum · 1 routeMale · 1 route

ZF network at a glance

  • 18 non-stop routes
  • 10 airports served
  • Total network span: 62,914 km
  • Longest route: MLE-VKO (6,563 km)
  • Shortest route: BJV-VKO (2,166 km)

Frequently asked questions about ZF

  • How many routes does ZF operate?

    ZF (ZF) operates 18 non-stop routes across 10 airports worldwide.

  • What is ZF's main hub?

    ZF's busiest hub is Antalya (AYT) in Turkiye, with 6 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is ZF's longest route?

    ZF's longest non-stop route is MLE-VKO at 6,563 km.

  • Where does ZF fly the most?

    ZF flies most often to Russia, with 10 routes serving destinations in Russia.