Later that year seven Po-2 Aerial Pest Control Agency aircraft landed near the central office of Pashkovsky state farm.

It was used as a basis for the formation of Pashkovsky air base, which in late 1933 was moved to the aerodrome used by the present-day Krasnodar airport.

In 1941–1945, during World War II, the aircraft of the Special Air Squadron of Krasnodar Airline transported ammunition and POL to the battle-front and carried out medevac missions.

In 1964, Krasnodar United Air Group within the structure of the North Caucasian Civil Aviation Authority was formed.

Before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the airport was of strategic importance to Russia as its southern air gates.

In 2022, with the launch of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, all civilian flights to and from the airport were indefinitely suspended.

The latter includes runway revamp, construction of a ramp, engineering installations and upgrade of the equipment to provide safe, uninterrupted, and high-quality aircraft handling.

Basel Aero managing the project of the new terminal building has picked up Dutch NACO, one of the world's leading independent airport consultancy and engineering firms, to develop the new airport's master plan.

[7] Before the launch of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022 Pashkovsky Airport operated following flights: