How would Soviet naval aviation integrate with the carrier?

How would Soviet naval aviators, ship staff, briefing rooms, and ready aircraft be organized aboard Graf Zepplinski?

The scenario keeps the air group inside the Soviet Navy and tentatively uses island briefing spaces and flight-deck ready aircraft, while acknowledging that the institutional details remain unresolved.

An island's briefing rooms and routes to the flight deck shape how aircrew, deck teams, and command staff work together. Fleet of Oceans specifies that the aircraft belong to the Soviet Navy, while both speakers acknowledge that the exact staff system remains unresolved. They draw on the Soviet Union's long-established naval aviation force and tentatively place briefing spaces in the island. A small ready flight, supported by pilots, fitters, and deck crews nearby, could then launch quickly. Carrier design therefore has to account for institutional organization.