Aeroflot began using thehe Terminal C facilities for international flights at Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport, its main hub. The decision to transfer all flights to the newest terminal coincides with a strong upturn in traffic.
The terminal offers a capacity of 20 million passengers a year. It handles 80 million passengers a year throughout the hub.
Aeroflot also uses Terminal B. The latter, which also has an annual capacity of 20 million passengers, is reserved for domestic flights.
The two terminals are connected...
Aeroflot began using thehe Terminal C facilities for international flights at Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport, its main hub. The decision to transfer all flights to the newest terminal coincides with a strong upturn in traffic.
The terminal offers a capacity of 20 million passengers a year. It handles 80 million passengers a year throughout the hub.
Aeroflot also uses Terminal B. The latter, which also has an annual capacity of 20 million passengers, is reserved for domestic flights.
With the two terminals connected to each other, Aeroflot and its Skyteam partners benefit from a single infrastructure. An advantage that significantly reduces connection times. And to speed up passenger processing.
A Covid vaccination and testing centre in the terminal
For M.M. Vasilenko, General Manager of the airport: " Our most important task is to ensure the efficient operation and long-term development of our strategic partner Aeroflot and the group's airlines. The operation of all Aeroflot's international flights from the state-of-the-art Terminal C, with its infrastructure, technology and services, will guarantee the highest quality for all categories of passengers." .
The terminal offers 62 departure check-in desks and 11 transit check-in desks. The terminal is also equipped with automatic passport reading machines. It also incorporates a testing and vaccination centre at CovidThere are also restaurants, shops and cafés. There is also a spa and rooms for passengers in transit.
Aeroflot's business passengers have access to the Malevitch Lounge, which has a panoramic view of the runway.
Moscow-Sheremetievo handled 49.5 million passengers in 2019, but this figure will fall to 19.8 million passengers in 2020. By 2030, Sheremetyevo will have the capacity to handle 110 million passengers.
