On 29 March 1999, the airline began operations to Seoul in South Korea from Khabarovsk under its own codes, and with the new name of Dalavia.

[4] In December 1999 the airline started operating the route Khabarovsk-Bangkok-Singapore on a once-weekly basis.

[10] On 26 January 2009, Rosaviatsiya cancelled the air operator's certificate of Dalavia.

[11] On 9 June 2009, the Arbitration Court of Khabarovsk Krai declared Dalavia bankrupt with debts almost twice the amount of its assets.

Its accounts payables totalled some 1.7 billion rubles and wages for employees exceeded 350 million roubles.