Sibir Airlines (S7, Novosibirsk Tolmachevo (OVB)) has been rebranded as S7 Airlines (S7/Novosibirsk). It has announced plans to establish a new base in Chelyabinsk among other new routes:
Chelyabinsk-Adler/Sochi: weekly Tu-154 service starting on June 4
Chelyabinsk-Anapa: weekly Tu-154 service starting on June 5
Chelyabinsk-Dushanbe: 2x weekly B737-500 service starting on May 6
Chelyabinsk-Khudzhand: weekly B737-500 service starting on May 8
Chelyabinsk-St. Petersburg: weekly B737-500 service starting on June 5
Chelyabinsk-Yerevan: weekly B737-500 service starting on May 5
Moscow Domodedovo-Osh: weekly Tu-154 service (already launched)
Moscow Domodedovo-Pavlodar: 2x weekly Tu-154 service (already launched)
Moscow Domodedovo-Perm: 6x weekly B737-500 service (already launched)
Moscow Domodedovo-Urgench: weekly Tu-154 starting on May 22
S7 Airlines has however retired its two Tu-204s.

Sibir Airlines (S7, Novosibirsk Tolmachevo (OVB)) will lease ten ex-Northwest Airlines (NW/Minneapolis/St. Paul) A319-100s. It has launched twice daily B737-500 service from Moscow Domodedovo to Samara. It has also launched new routes from Moscow Domodedovo to Chita and Ufa using VIM Airlines (NN/Moscow Domodedovo) B757-200s. Sibir is also planning to add a single B737-400 later this year for charter services. It has however given up its routes from Domodedovo to Bangkok and Krasnoyarsk.

Sibir Airlines (S7, Novosibirsk Tolmachevo (OVB)) is reportedly planning to add 10 ex-Northwest Airlines (NW/Minneapolis/St. Paul) A319-100s.

Sibir Airlines (S7, Novosibirsk Tolmachevo (OVB)) will add two ex-Hapagfly (HF/Hanover) A310s this winter, one -200 and one -300 series aircraft.

Sibir Airlines (S7, Novosibirsk Tolmachevo (OVB)) will add two more ex-United Airlines (UA/Chicago O'Hare) B737-500s.