Antalya to MoscowLTAI → UUWW
Antalya International Airport (LTAI / AYT) in Antalya, Turkey to Vnukovo International Airport (UUWW / VKO) in Moscow, Russia is 1,153 nautical miles — 2,135 kilometres, or 1,327 statute miles — on the great circle, on an initial bearing of 011°. A business jet at Mach 0.85 and FL410 takes about 2h 50m block time in still air.
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Can the aeroplane make it?
Range here is usable range — book range at long-range cruise, less a reserve allowance. It is the figure that decides whether the leg closes, and it is the question most mappers do not answer.
Where the others would stop
For each type that cannot fly the 1,153 nm non-stop, the airport on or near the great circle that splits it into two legs that both clear, for the least extra distance. Types that would need more than one stop are marked.
| TYPE | BEST SINGLE STOP | LEGS | EXTRA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dash 8 Q400 | Zonguldak (LTAS), Turkey | 283 + 870 nm | 0 nm |
Candidates are airports with a runway of 6,000 ft or more within 400 nm of the great circle, neither leg shorter than 15% of the whole, in still air. More in tech stops: where long flights stop and why.
Wind, month by month
The same business jet at Mach 0.85 and FL410, in each month’s average upper wind. LTAI to UUWW is quickest in July (2h 45m) and slowest in January (2h 50m); UUWW to LTAI is quickest in January (2h 50m) and slowest in July (3h 00m). The wind column is the average along-track component: plus is a tailwind.
| MONTH | LTAI → UUWW | WIND | UUWW → LTAI | WIND |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 2h 50m | −1 kt | 2h 50m | −2 kt |
| February | 2h 50m | +1 kt | 2h 55m | −4 kt |
| March | 2h 50m | +4 kt | 2h 55m | −6 kt |
| April | 2h 50m | +6 kt | 2h 55m | −8 kt |
| May | 2h 50m | +6 kt | 2h 55m | −7 kt |
| June | 2h 50m | +9 kt | 2h 55m | −11 kt |
| July | 2h 45m | +17 kt | 3h 00m | −19 kt |
| August | 2h 50m | +14 kt | 2h 55m | −17 kt |
| September | 2h 50m | +9 kt | 2h 55m | −11 kt |
| October | 2h 50m | +4 kt | 2h 55m | −6 kt |
| November | 2h 50m | +1 kt | 2h 55m | −3 kt |
| December | 2h 50m | +2 kt | 2h 55m | −5 kt |
Monthly means for 1991–2020 from NOAA’s NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis, at the pressure level nearest the cruise (about FL387), along the great circle. An average is smoother than any one day’s jet stream, so a given flight can see much more or much less; airlines also move the track to use the wind, which this does not. More in how wind changes block time.
How far from an airport?
Nowhere on the great circle is more than 29 minutes from a suitable airport at the one-engine diversion speed Overfly uses (430 kt in still air), so a twin-engine aircraft flies it under the 60-minute rule, with no ETOPS approval needed.
A suitable airport here is one OurAirports classes as large with a runway of 8,000 ft or more. An operator’s real alternates also depend on weather, fire cover and approval, and its diversion speed on the type. More in equal-time points and ETOPS, explained.
The two fields
Questions people ask about this route
How far is it from Antalya (LTAI) to Moscow (UUWW)?
1,153 nautical miles. That is 2,135 kilometres or 1,327 statute miles, measured as a great circle between Antalya International Airport and Vnukovo International Airport.
How long is the flight from Antalya to Moscow?
About 2h 50m block time for a business jet cruising at Mach 0.85 at FL410 in still air, including 30 minutes of taxi, climb and descent. Wind moves that figure in either direction — eastbound across the North Atlantic or the Pacific it can be an hour or more. This page is deliberately still-air so the figure is stable and citable; to apply the month's average upper winds from NOAA, open the route in the mapper and switch on seasonal winds.
How much does wind change the flight time between Antalya and Moscow?
In the average upper wind, Antalya to Moscow at Mach 0.85 runs from 2h 45m in July to 2h 50m in January, and the return from 2h 50m in January to 3h 00m in July. Those are 1991–2020 monthly means from NOAA's reanalysis; on a given day the jet stream can make the difference larger or smaller.
What is the initial bearing from Antalya (LTAI) to Moscow (UUWW)?
011° true at the departure point. A great circle changes heading continuously, so this is the initial bearing, not a constant one.
Which aircraft can fly Antalya to Moscow non-stop?
Of the types Overfly carries, G650ER, G550, Global 7500, Falcon 8X, Falcon 7X, Challenger 350, A350-900, B777-300ER, A320neo, A320, B737 MAX 8, B737-800, An-124, Concorde, King Air 200, ATR 72 clear it on usable range — that is book range less a reserve allowance. Dash 8 Q400 would need a tech stop.
For reference and planning interest. Not for operational flight planning. Distances are great circle on a sphere from WGS-84 coordinates; block times assume still air. © 2026 Overfly.Flights