More than a century ago, Soviet civil aviation began to take shape. With early aircraft, the Bolshevik government connected people, supplies, and mail through air routes. Spanning over 12 time zones, it required a convoy of surplus military aircraft to serve the purpose. With the required equipment and manpower, a series of air routes emerged in 1921.
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