Tourists who are planning to fly for the first time very often do not know what to do at the airport. In fact, there is nothing scary or difficult about check-in and flights: everything happens according to the same scheme. We decided to introduce you to the main airport check-in rules and talk about some of the nuances of going through customs.
So, you bought a ticket, you have a foreign passport (or internal passport), a visa, insurance and you can’t wait to find out how to check in at the airport. First, be sure to make scanned copies of all your documents and place them on your mailbox so that you can access them from any computer if necessary. Also make photocopies of the documents and store them separately from the original ones. Before going to the airport, be sure to check that you have all your documents and place them in an easily accessible place. If you purchased a ticket online, be sure to print it out to avoid unpleasant incidents.
Prepare all documents - you will need to present them at the counter
Pack your belongings, dividing them into luggage and hand luggage. Consider the carrier company's rules regarding cargo. Documents must be stored in transparent ziplock bags. Please pay attention to the rules for carrying liquids in hand luggage. Don't forget your bank card and cash (be sure to bring cash with you).
Arrival at the airport
Registration usually starts 3 hours before departure and ends 50-30 minutes before departure. If you are flying for the first time, try to arrive at the airport early to understand the terminals and how the air gates work.
Note:Many airports have check-in counters for late arrivals. They work almost until departure, but most likely you will have to pay a fine.
Remember that you are not going to the airport, but to the terminal. If in small towns this is the same thing, then in megacities the distance between terminals can be very significant. The registration time due to queues can be completely different - from half an hour to two hours. Don’t expect that you will get through everything in 5 minutes - the number of people who are late is usually up to 10 percent for each flight, and everyone needs it “urgently”.
Registration
Let's take a closer look, How does check-in at the airport take place? Upon arrival, the first thing to do is find the information board. It displays all the necessary information:
- Airline. Airline name.
- Flight. Current flight number.
- Departure. Arrival point.
- Scheduled—sending time.
- Counters—registration counter number.
- Gate — number of the “gate” (the platform from which landing is carried out).
- Status — current flight status.
There can be several flight states:
- cancelled;
- delayed;
- landing completed (gate closed);
- boarding in progress (check in);
- start time of the registration process (on-time).
The display contains all the current information about nearby flights
Find the flight number on your ticket and find out which counter you need to check in at, whether the departure time has changed, or whether the flight you need is delayed. Then boldly approach the desired counter.
Note:Each counter displays flight information and arrival point. If there is a long line at your counter and there is an empty business class seat nearby, you can ask the staff to check you in there. Usually there is no problem with this.
You need to provide the airline employee with your passport and ticket. In some cases, staff may ask you for a visa if you are flying to another country. Place your suitcase on the scale (be careful not to overweight). If you have large hand luggage, airport staff can weigh it too. A special sticker with a barcode will be placed on the suitcase and taken away for subsequent inspection. If you are flying with a connecting flight, your baggage will be automatically transferred from plane to plane. At the counter, you can ask the employee to seat you in a certain place (by the window, on the aisle, closer to the front of the plane). If passengers have not booked seats in advance, your request will be satisfied by issuing boarding pass. If you're flying with a child, ask to sit next to the aisle to make it easier for you to get up. You will also receive a tag at the counter that you can use to pick up your luggage.
Flight information is duplicated at the check-in counter
Note:Avoid overloading your luggage and carry-on luggage. Some carriers turn a blind eye to it, but most will fine you even for being overweight by 100 grams.
After passing through the counter, you should have your boarding pass and a tear-off tag with cargo information in your hands. At this point, registration is considered complete and you are subject to further inspection by the security service. The boarding pass indicates not only the seat where you will board, but also the gate number from which you will board the aircraft. Be sure to find out How long does it take to check in for a plane? so as not to miss your flight.
Landing
After passing through the check-in counter you will be taken to passport control. You will need to show the airport officer your passport, visa and boarding pass. Here, your hand luggage will be scanned and, if necessary, checked, and you will be asked to go through a metal detector. Security officers will ask you questions about drugs, explosives or weapons. It is strictly not recommended to joke with them - they can kick you off the flight and even start criminal proceedings.
Note:Many airports operate a corridor system for customs inspection. Choose the green corridor if you are not carrying any dangerous goods or items that require mandatory declaration.
After passing the inspection, you will be taken to the “open area”. There are cafes, waiting rooms, duty-free shops, and sockets for charging mobile devices. When your flight is boarded over the loudspeaker, you must go to the “gate” indicated on your boarding pass. Show it to the airport employee - she will tear off the spine and return it to you. Keep your boarding pass until the end of your flight. After that, you board the plane and go to your destination.
Green corridor - for those who have nothing to declare
They always try to arrive at the airport in advance - in order to have time to check in for the flight, go through all stages of security, check in luggage and, possibly, go to duty-free (duty-free stores).
What documents are needed for the flight?
At the airport you will need at least two documents - a passport and a ticket (paper or electronic). For flights within Russia you need an internal passport, and for international flights - a foreign one.
If you are flying abroad, you will most likely need a visa. It can be obtained at the embassy or visa center, and it is better to do this in advance (for example, you should take care of obtaining a Schengen visa several weeks before your trip). However, there are a number of states that issue visas upon a person’s arrival in the country. For example, an Egyptian visa is simply a stamp in your passport that is given to you at passport control. And some countries, for example Israel, have generally established a visa-free regime with Russia.
If you are flying with a transfer, be sure to check if you will need a transit visa. It also needs to be completed in advance.
Electronic check-in
Some airlines allow you to check in for a plane online. Just like at the airport, you provide the system with your details and receive a boarding pass. This can be done on the airline's website and sometimes on the airport's website.
Benefits of online registration:
- Check-in usually begins a day before departure, so you can complete it whenever it suits you.
- You do not need to arrive at the airport in advance and stand in line to check in.
- You issue your boarding pass in advance, which means you can get the most comfortable places in the cabin.
- If you forget or lose your boarding pass, you can print it at the airport (however, some airlines charge a fee for this service).
Electronic check-in is not available at all airports or on all flights. You will have to register in the usual way and in some other situations: if you free ticket a baby is traveling, you are accompanying a person with disabilities, you are carrying animals or works of art.
What can you take on a plane?
All passenger belongings are divided into checked luggage - the one that is handed over at the check-in counter - and hand luggage, which is taken into the cabin. The weight, size and number of seats for both are always strictly limited - before the flight you need to carefully study the rules on the airline’s website.
Sometimes the cost of baggage transportation is included in the ticket price. Usually in this case we are talking about one suitcase - you will have to pay extra for the second. However, most often airlines offer two ticket options - for those who plan to fly with luggage and for those who plan to take only hand luggage.
Low-cost airlines most often offer to pay for luggage separately. This can be done when purchasing a ticket or already at the airport. Some low-cost airlines do the opposite: they charge an additional fee for carry-on luggage, rather than for checked luggage.
There is no single global standard for what you can and cannot take on a plane: the rules depend on the country and the airline. But there are restrictions that apply to most airlines.
For example, here is a list of things that are strictly forbidden to be carried either in hand luggage or checked luggage:
- explosives, explosives and objects stuffed with them;
- compressed and liquefied gases;
- flammable liquids;
- flammable solids;
- oxidizing substances and organic peroxides;
- toxic substances;
- radioactive materials;
- caustic and corrosive substances;
- poisonous and poisonous substances;
- weapon.
You can usually carry any items in your luggage other than those listed above.
With hand luggage things are more complicated. If you are in doubt whether you can take an item on board, be sure to check. Most airlines allow you to take:
- handbag or folder for papers;
- printed publications for in-flight reading;
- food for the child;
- baby travel cradle;
- umbrella or cane;
- coat or raincoat;
- if necessary - a folding stroller, a folding wheelchair, crutches.
- medical thermometer;
- disposable lighter;
- non-hazardous liquids, gels and aerosols (in containers no more than 100 ml) in a securely closed transparent plastic bag with a total volume of no more than a liter;
- liquids purchased at duty-free in a closed plastic bag (it must contain confirmation that it was purchased at duty-free on the day of the flight).
Please note that these rules (and especially the rules for carrying liquids) are subject to change. In addition, the airport administration and the airline may impose other restrictions.
What stages of inspection do you need to go through at the airport?
Wherever you fly, before boarding the plane, you will have to go through a security inspection (special control). This is a mandatory rule at all airports. The purpose of the search is to check that you are not carrying anything prohibited in your luggage or hand luggage.
Depending on the airport, baggage may be checked in front of the passenger or without his participation. If you receive your boarding pass and check your luggage at the same time, it will be checked without you. Only your hand luggage will be searched in front of you - immediately before boarding the plane. In other cases, passengers are first checked in and then undergo special control. In this case, everything you are carrying will be checked in front of you.
Many airports have additional metal detectors installed at the entrance. Be aware that there may be a queue in front of them.
Before international flights, it is usually first carried out customs control, then - registration, after which - passport and visa control. Upon arrival, this happens in the reverse order: first through passport control, and then, after receiving your luggage, through customs. Upon arrival in the country, customs control goes through those who have something to declare (for example, a large amount of cash or a chest of gold) - such passengers are sent through the red corridor, the rest pass through the green corridor without additional inspection.
What to do if your flight is delayed or canceled
If the plane is very delayed and you risk not having time to make a transfer, you need to contact an airline representative. Find out from him the reason for the delay and the estimated departure time. If the weather conditions are not the issue, ask to be put on another suitable flight of the same airline. You must be provided with a seat at no extra charge as soon as possible.
If your flight is delayed by more than two hours due to the airline's fault, you can receive a food voucher at the airport. And if the plane is even more late (more than 6 hours at night or 8 during the day), you should not only be fed, but also placed in a hotel. In a number of countries, including Russia and the European Union, these standards are established by law.
If the airline did not provide you with meals and a hotel room, keep all receipts for meals, hotel rooms, and taxis to and from the airport. The air carrier will have to compensate you for all these expenses. Don't forget to ask for proof of the flight delay - this could be a stamp on your ticket or a certificate. These rules apply to both scheduled and charter flights.
Is it possible to spend the night at the airport?
If you are flying with a connection and the flights are very far apart, you may have to spend the night somewhere. Sometimes this can be done at an airport hotel or even at the airport itself (for example, in Moscow Sheremetyevo there is a capsule hotel). But there are airports where all passengers will be asked to leave the waiting area overnight. Then you will have to spend the night in the city. Before such a trip, do not forget to check the airport operating hours and, if necessary, obtain a visa from the country where you are going to spend the night.
Please note that overnight flights are not very convenient, but are usually cheap.
Is it possible to smoke at the airport
At airports you can only smoke in designated smoking rooms. But they are not available everywhere.
How many hours before departure should you arrive at the airport?
If you don't like to rush, it is better to arrive at the airport at the beginning of check-in. That is, approximately three hours before departure abroad and two if you are flying on a domestic flight.
For many airlines you can check in in advance, either online or at train station. Then you can come later.
There are also complicating factors - for example, if you are carrying animals or unusual luggage with you, or there is rush hour on the roads or at the airport. Then it is advisable to arrive earlier.
If you are traveling with a group and would like to sit in adjacent seats on the plane, you should also arrive at the start of check-in.
Express to the airport
In some cities you can get to the airport by comfortable car. high speed train. It runs between the city and the airport without stops (or almost without them). Express trains run:
- from Moscow airports and back (Vnukovo - Kyiv railway station, Sheremetyevo - Belorussky railway station, Domodedovo - Paveletsky railway station);
- from Knevichi airport to Vladivostok station and back (with stops Second Rechka, Ugolnaya and Artyom).
The trains have economy and business class carriages. In business class, passengers travel in more comfortable seats, and in addition, during the trip they are offered printed materials and soft drinks.
When planning your trip, you need to know when to arrive at the airport. On average, check-in for a plane begins two hours before. But each air carrier has its own rules.
During check-in, an air carrier employee checks passengers' documents: passport details, tickets. All information about them is in the database, but in some cases clarification is necessary.
Then the passenger is given a boarding pass. There is a number on it seat on an aircraft.
Check-in for the plane ends 40 minutes before departure. You cannot be late or forget important documents, otherwise you will not get on the plane.
Inside the country
Registration for domestic flights starts 120-240 minutes before departure. Even if the airport staff is serving a huge flow of passengers, the procedure begins and ends on time.
Check-in for the flight ends in about half an hour. The aircraft will not take off until the last passenger has checked in.
Charters are launched between “official” flights.
Registration for charter flights controlled by tour operators. You can also check with them about the best time to arrive at the airport.
Sometimes there is a delay of low-cost airlines. But this does not mean that the passenger should not rush to arrive at the airport.
Outside the country
The check-in procedure for an international flight takes longer than for a domestic flight. This is due to the fact that passengers leaving the country are required to undergo customs control, which takes a lot of time. , are described in the article at the link.
The person must arrive 180-240 minutes before departure.
Completion - in 45 minutes. For small air carriers - over 25.
Start and end of check-in for domestic and international flights
Self-registration sequence
- The passenger chooses an air carrier.
- Enters passport details.
- Selects a seat on board aircraft(read about that on our portal).
- Registration is confirmed.
Anyone who has completed this procedure can order a printed boarding pass.
In some terminals it is not possible to check in luggage. You can go through the procedure by visiting the Baggage Drop Of counter.
The uniqueness of the system is that it allows you to find out who will be your neighbor. A person receives information regarding the gender and age of the person whose chair will be next to him.
Online registration
Electronic registration is possible in two options: using a computer (laptop) or a mobile device. This way you can check in for flights with Aeroflot and other carriers.
Registration using a PC looks like this:
- Enter your reservation code.
- Enter your full name.
- Check the entered data.
- Register everyone who is going on the trip.
- Enter card number regular customer(relevant for bonus owners).
- Select seats.
- Make a printout of the coupon.
Registration using a mobile device:
- Launch the application.
- Select "Registration".
- Enter FFP number.
- Click "Next".
- Register your companions.
- Select seats.
- Click "Save".
- Print the coupon.
You can always order cancellation of registration. The actions are:
- Go to the online registration page.
- Write the code.
- Indicate the air ticket number.
- Indicate the loyalty program number.
- Enter your full name in Latin letters.
- Click "Next".
- Cancel the selected passenger.
The cancellation procedure is only relevant if the passenger did not go through the baggage check-in process. Otherwise, the system will notify you that cancellation is impossible.
How long does it take to check in for flights?
Information on how long it takes to check in for international and domestic flights, is presented in the table.
| Air carrier name | Start (time before departure) | End (time before departure) |
| Russia | 24 hours | 45 min. |
| S7 | 30 hours | 5 hours |
| Red Wings | 24 hours | 3 hours |
| Nordavia | 24 hours | 2.5 hours |
| Victory | 24 hours | 40 min. |
| Azur Air | 24 hours | 1 hour |
| Ural Airlines | 24 hours | 4 hours |
| UTair | 24 hours | 45 min. |
| Nordwind | 24 hours | 50 min. |
| Turkish Airlines | 24 hours | 1 hour |
| Emirates | 24 hours | 2 hours |
| Lufthansa | 24 hours | 45 min. |
| Yamal | 24 hours | 1 hour |
Some passengers encounter problems when the paper gets stuck in the printer when printing their boarding pass. This is not catastrophic, since the service can be ordered again. To do this, click on the “Reprint” button.
Time it takes to check in at airports
Information on how check-in at the airport takes place is presented in the table.
| Air carrier | Airport | When does registration begin? | When does registration end? |
| Royal Flight | Sheremetyevo | In 1.5–3 hours | In 40 minutes |
| Red Wings | Domodedovo | In 3 hours | In 40 minutes |
| Azur Air | Domodedovo | In 3 hours | In 40 minutes |
| North wind | Sheremetyevo | In 3–6 hours | In 50 minutes |
| S7 Airlines | Tolmachevo, Domodedovo | In 3–4 hours | In 40 minutes |
| Ural Airlines | Koltsovo | In 1.5–3 hours | In 45–60 minutes |
| UTair | Vnukovo | In 1.5–3 hours | In 45 minutes |
| Victory | Vnukovo | In 2 hours | In 40 minutes |
| Russia | Pulkovo | In 2 hours | In 40 minutes |
It's no secret that you need to arrive at the airport in advance. This is necessary in order to timely complete check-in for the flight and the rather tedious security check procedure, check in your luggage without unnecessary haste and visit everyone’s favorite Duty Free store, where you can sometimes buy branded goods at a very good price. But if this is your first trip by air, then the question immediately arises of how long before departure you need to be at the airport.
There is no need to rush at the airport
It is quite difficult to name the most suitable time to arrive at the airport. It should be taken into account that this parameter is influenced by the direction of the flight, the presence and specifics of checked baggage, and, of course, the individual qualities of the passenger. Those who are going abroad, checking in their luggage and are not well versed in the area should arrive in advance. Those travelers who have already completed the registration procedure can afford to arrive at the airport a little later.
Many now have the first association with items that are usually sent in luggage: mobile chargers, some personal items, a wallet, etc. But we are talking about the documents required for the flight. First of all, you need to take your passport and ticket to the airport. When carrying out domestic flights, ordinary passports will be checked, but for boarding an international flight – foreign ones.
Quite often, trips abroad require another travel document - a visa. It turns out to be a passenger in embassies or visa centers. But there are a number of countries that issue visa stamps directly at the airport.
Checking in for a flight
The answer to the question of how long before departure you need to be at the airport in order to check in with a minimum of worries and unnecessary fuss is approximately the same for most airlines: at least 2 hours before departure.
Registration for foreign flights ends 40 minutes before departure, in rare cases – an hour. Registration for flights within our country closes 30-40 minutes before the flight. Typically, information about the exact time for completing this procedure is provided by the air carrier's help desk or posted on its official website. Boarding stops approximately 25 minutes before departure. Therefore, if a traveler arrives for check-in or boarding later than this time, then his are considered latecomers and are not allowed on board the plane.
It’s unpleasant to be among the late passengers
Many airlines now offer the option of checking in online. All the passenger needs to do is enter their details and receive a boarding pass. Electronic check-in is available on the websites of air carriers, and less often on the websites of airports.
The main advantage of such an online procedure is that it is already available 24 hours before departure, so travelers have the opportunity to complete this procedure at any convenient time. Many are also attracted by the fact that they can avoid the queues that always accompany check-in for a flight. Since the boarding pass is issued in advance, the passenger has the opportunity to independently choose the most comfortable seats on board the aircraft.
But online check-in is not available on all routes and not at all airports. Also, passengers cannot pass through it:
- accompanying disabled people;
- transporting works of art;
- transporting animals;
- with whom he flies Small child with a free ticket.
Security screening at the airport
A mandatory procedure before boarding a plane is a security screening. This regulation applies worldwide to ensure maximum safety for travelers. The purpose of this procedure is to ensure that your checked baggage and carry-on baggage do not contain prohibited or dangerous items.
Travelers should be aware that at some airports, baggage inspection is carried out without the presence of the passenger. This rule applies if the passenger receives a boarding pass and checks in baggage at the same time. In this case, only the contents of hand luggage will be inspected in front of the passenger, and then just before boarding.
Currently, there are still no uniform standards regarding the rules for carrying baggage on board an aircraft. Many nuances vary depending on the country and the chosen airline. But there are a number of rules that are the same for all states and air carriers. This includes list of items and substances that are not allowed to be transported on an airplane. You can view them on the website of any airline. This mainly concerns explosives and gases, flammable liquids, toxic and oxidizing substances and weapons. Things are a little more complicated with what you can take into the cabin as hand luggage. If you have any doubts, you should review in advance the list of things that the selected airline allows you to bring on board. Passengers should also remember that liquids can only be carried in the aircraft cabin in strictly limited quantities. Airport administrations and airlines reserve the right to introduce additional restrictions for passengers. You just need to be prepared for this.
For leisurely passengers, it is best to arrive at the airport at the start of check-in.
Two hours before departure- This best time for domestic flights. But if the passenger has already checked in for the flight, he may even arrive at the airport a little later. Do not forget that you must be at the airport before departure in Russia before registration is completed, and it ends approximately 40 minutes before the flight. Well, a natural factor in our country that affects the time of arrival at the airport is traffic jams.
How long before you arrive at the airport for an international flight?
With international flights, things are a little more complicated. Usually, before a flight, passengers need to go through customs control, then registration, and finally, present documents at passport and visa control. Upon arrival, the traveler goes through the same procedures, only taking into account that they follow in reverse order. The check-in time before departure may be slightly longer, so it is recommended to show up at the airport at least 3 hours in advance.
What other reasons should you arrive at the airport early?
It is worth considering the fact that at an unfamiliar airport it may take a lot of time to find all the necessary authorities. Some major airports They have a very serious checkpoint at the entrance, due to which a queue can also form.
Finding the right authority takes time
Additional time will also be required for passengers who wish to pack their luggage on site. Shoppers who intend to wander around the Duty Free hall should also be on their guard.
How to reduce the time required to complete formalities at the airport
To avoid trouble upon arrival at the airport, just follow a few simple rules. To begin with, you should make sure that your luggage and carry-on luggage do not contain any items or substances that are prohibited for transportation or that may be considered potentially dangerous. You should also print out all necessary travel documents that were completed online in advance. And the last piece of advice applies to those who have everything in their hands Required documents and travels light (no checked baggage) – go straight to security control and then just wait for the landing to begin.
What services can you get while waiting to board?
In addition to generally accepted procedures (check-in, transfer, baggage delivery), passengers can no extra charge:
- go to the mother and child room;
- make a couple of phone calls and get free drinks (if the flight is delayed by more than 2 hours);
- request a hot meal (if the flight is delayed by more than 4 hours);
- get a hotel room and transfer to it (if the flight is delayed for more than 8 hours);
- put your luggage in storage.
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Safe boarding of a flight requires going through a check-in procedure and baggage inspection, so you need to be at the airport in advance. In this case, it is not at all necessary to arrive at the place several hours before the flight - just clarify a few details. If you know how many hours in advance check-in for a plane begins, then you can organize your time correctly.
Check-in procedure at Moscow airports
Registration of passengers at Sheremetyevo, Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports is not much different from a similar procedure in other cities. What time is best to arrive at the airport? If you are planning a flight within Russia, then you need to be at the airport 2 hours before departure time. For international flights, you must arrive a little earlier, approximately 3 hours before the flight starts.
In addition, you need to take into account seasonality, weekends and flights during peak hours. Traffic on the road to Vnukovo, Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo airports may be difficult during peak traffic tourist season, especially on Saturday and Sunday, as well as in the evening - you should calculate your travel time taking these factors into account.
Upon arrival, you must check the electronic board and find out the start time of registration. If you are flying for the first time, it is better to seek help from a specialist at the information desk: they will tell you at which counter you will be processed for your flight and answer other questions that may arise. It is important! Find out how many hours (minutes) check-in for your flight ends.
Remember that it ends 30-40 minutes before departure time, so don’t count on last-minute processing. No one will wait for late passengers!
During the registration process, you will need to show the manager your documents and tickets. If you bought tickets online, you do not need to print them out - all information will be available to the employee via the electronic database. After your documents have been verified, your luggage will be collected and your hand luggage will be provided with special tags. In addition, you will receive a boarding pass, which you will need to board the airliner.
Next, those who carry items that are subject to declaration will need to go to the “red” corridor to fill out the relevant papers, and everyone else just needs to go along the “green” corridor. During passport control, you will be asked to present a civil or foreign passport (depending on the flight), as well as the original birth certificate of the child if you have children with you.
30-40 minutes before departure you will already be in the boarding area and wait for the announcement about its start. The main thing is not to miss it, otherwise you risk not getting on board on time. Check your gate number in advance - this information is on your tickets or can be found at the information desk.
Online registration
If you want to save time before your flight, use the service electronic registration per flight, which is offered by some airlines. Online registration forms can be found on the carrier or airport website.
Electronic check-in for a flight has several advantages over the standard procedure:
- You can choose a convenient time for check-in as it starts 24 hours before departure;
- You will be able to finish things before your flight without arriving at the airport in advance;
- You will be given the opportunity to choose the best seat in the cabin.
Please note that this service is not provided if you have a child under 2 years of age with you, or if you are accompanying a person with disabilities. Online registration is also not possible when transporting animals or valuable works of art.
How to get to the airport?
Think about the method you will use to get to the airport. Of course, you can get to the place by taxi or ask your friends to give you a lift, but these options have their drawbacks:
- Taxi fares are quite high;
- Even your closest friends can let you down if a force majeure situation occurs.
If you need to get to one of the airports in Moscow, then it is better to use an inexpensive and reliable way - buy an Aeroexpress ticket. This high-speed train, plying the route to the airport and back.
Domodedovo
Travel time is 45 minutes. Departure from Paveletsky station every 30 minutes from 6 am to 00:30.
Travel time is 35 minutes. Departure from Kievsky railway station from 6 am to 00:00 every half hour.
Sheremetyevo
Travel time is 35 minutes. Departure from Belorussky railway station every half hour from 5:30 a.m. to 00:30 a.m.
The cost of the trip depends on the method of purchasing the ticket and the selected fare. A standard one-way ticket costs 420 rubles when paying from a mobile application, in other cases (ticket offices, machines, turnstiles) – 470 rubles. More detailed information Information about the company's prices and services can be found on its website.
