Belavia (B2) flight status

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Flights today

5 flights delayed · from airport boards: 30 flights of 30, updated 14 min ago · delays by airport

12.09.2026 · 30 flights, 8 still to come · local airport time

Belavia flights on 12.09.2026
FlightRouteDeparturesArrivalsStatus
B2 956 Moscow (Domodedovo) → Minsk 19:55 21:20 Scheduled
B2 946 Saint Petersburg (Pulkovo) → Minsk 20:05 21:35 Scheduled
B2 925 Minsk → Sochi 17:20 20:30 In flight
B2 977 Minsk → Moscow (Sheremetyevo) 19:55 21:20 Scheduled
B2 926 Sochi → Minsk 21:30 03:35 Scheduled
B2 978 Moscow (Sheremetyevo) → Minsk 22:05 23:30 Scheduled
B2 921 Brest → Moscow (Sheremetyevo) 21:20 23:00 Scheduled
B2 922 Moscow (Sheremetyevo) → Minsk 23:50 01:15 Scheduled

On-time performance over 30 days

Rarely cancels flights, Often delayed · from airport boards: 240 flights with data out of 452 scheduled, on time 146, 92 delays (on average 1 h 22 min), 2 cancellations

Belavia aircraft

Contacts

IATA code
B2
ICAO code
BRU
Country
Belarus
Phone
+375 17 220 25 55, +375 17 220 23 83 (fax)
E-mail
support@belavia.by
Official website
http://www.belavia.by

About the airline

It holds the status of the national airline of Belarus. It operates domestic flights within the country.

Belavia is the Belarusian state airline headquartered in Minsk. It was established in 1996. The airline operates scheduled and charter international flights from Minsk National Airport. Its full name is Open Joint Stock Company "Airline Belavia".

The company has 17 offices in countries near and far abroad and is a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

In 2020, it carried 1,707,040 passengers, which is 58.4% less than in 2019. These results were due to the introduction of restrictive measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Belavia operated 16,600 scheduled flights to 32 airports in 31 countries, as well as 3,094 charter flights to 77 airports in 38 countries. During the year, Belavia also continued to focus on developing transit traffic through Minsk National Airport. The share of transit passengers on the airline’s scheduled flights was 44.7%.

Since 2019, the airline has offered transit passengers the option to travel with a stopover in Minsk. This option allows passengers connecting through Minsk National Airport to stay in the Belarusian capital for between 24 and 72 hours.

In May 2021, following the incident involving the landing of a Boeing 737 in Minsk, sanctions were imposed on the airline, banning it from operating flights to the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States and Ukraine. In December of the same year, Belavia was included in the sanctions lists of the European Union, Switzerland and some other European countries.