Sevastopol is not in vain called the city of Russian military glory. Sevastopol is not just a hero city, but a hero twice. The city, which carried out two heroic defenses, two Sevastopol Strada - both in the 19th century and in the 21st. In 1941, the Germans expected to take control of the main base of the Black Sea Fleet on the move, but the besieged Sevastopol lasted more than eight months, linking large enemy forces and not allowing Vermacht to develop an attack on the Caucasus. But if the exploits of the Red Army and Red Navy during the defense of Sevastopol are well known, then much less was written about the actions of aviation. But in 1941 and 1942, savings flared up in the Sevastopol sky, in terms of the scale and intensity of the battles, quite comparable to the air battles over Moscow and Stalingrad. This book, based on a huge array of archival documents, analytical materials and fundamental studies, domestic and foreign, is the most complete and detailed description of aviation actions to date during the months-long struggle for the main base of the Black Sea Fleet.