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Flights to Moscow

Moscow is the capital city of Russia and also its most populous with over 20 million residents within the city limits, the urban area, and the general metropolitan area. For such a large population, five commercial airports serve the city with direct flights from countries such as Belgium, Lithuania, Belarus, and Ukraine.

Which is the main airport in Moscow?

All the five commercial airports in Moscow handle international flights with the Sheremetyevo International Airport handling over half of them. It is also the main hub for the national carrier and other major airlines as well. Most of the cheap flights to Moscow are routed to the Ostafyeveo International Airport which is classified as a class B airport, handling less international freight and passengers compared to the other three which include Domodedovo, Vnukovo, and Zhukovsky International Airports.

Which airlines offer flights to Moscow?

Major airlines traveling to Moscow include Brussels Airlines, British Airways, Swiss Airlines, AEROFLOT Airlines, and Air Lufthansa all of which offer direct flights. AEROFLOT makes a direct flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport to Sheremetyevo International Airport. Some airlines, such as Alitalia offer cheap flights to Moscow although they are in-direct routes with at least a single layover along the way.

Why travel by plane to Moscow?

Traveling by plane to Moscow is much faster than using a train or bus service on the extensive road network in Europe. Using the road network, in particular, means that there are numerous stops for purposes of refueling and other motor vehicle checks. Cross border checks are also rampant for safety reasons, and it can be time-consuming. Cheap flights to Moscow offer a quick and comfortable alternative.

Before you travel to Moscow by plane - good to know!

Within the city, Moscow's extensive public transport system has been hailed as the best and most efficient in the world. With a choice of bus, tram, underground, trolley bus, marshrutka, train or taxi, all at a cheap price, passengers can maneuver the city with ease.

Moscow is a city filled with landmarks and there are a couple of famous locations within the city. Lenin's tomb is a political point of interest as is the Red Square and there are many more vibrant sites in the expansive city. Another highlight of the city which is perhaps its most recognizable landmark is the Kremlin which houses the president. Moscow also has a rich musical heritage with dedicated arenas showcasing ballet and iconic opera houses. The city lights up in the night, showcasing a glaring skyline with century-old hotels, museums, and galleries.