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Stupino was an air base in Russia located 5 km east of Stupino. It was a military transport base until the mid-1990s, home to 436 OTAP (436th Independent Transport Aviation Regiment) under the command of Soviet Anti-Air Defense (PVO) flying Mi-8 helicopters. It is now a general aviation airport.
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