Moscow Domodedovo Airport

Moscow Domodedovo Airport (Russian: Московский аэропорт Домодедово), formally Domodedovo Mikhail Lomonosov International Airport, is an international airport serving Moscow, the capital of Russia. It is the fourth largest airport in terms of passenger traffic after Sheremetyevo (Moscow), Pulkovo (Saint Petersburg) and Vnukovo (Moscow). It is located on the border of the Domodedovo urban district and the Ramensky district of the Moscow region.

Serves regular flights within Russia, as well as to Europe, Asia and Africa, and is also the Moscow hub of the global Oneworld alliance and, in particular, the second largest passenger traffic airline in Russia – S7 Airlines. It is among the twenty busiest airports in Europe.

The airport complex includes an airfield formed by two independent parallel runways (RWY-1 and RWY-2). They are located two kilometers from each other, which makes Domodedovo the only airport in the Moscow aviation hub capable of simultaneously performing takeoff and landing operations on its runways. Both runways are certified according to ICAO CAT IIIA category. The reconstruction of RWY-1 made Domodedovo the first Russian airport capable of receiving the Airbus A380 passenger airliner.

The Domodedovo airport complex was created according to the UNDER ONE ROOF concept. A single terminal improves transfer capabilities, passenger comfort and energy efficiency.

Over 61 years, Domodedovo Airport has served more than 777 million people. During this time, over 7 million takeoff and landing operations were performed here.

During the Soviet era, the airport was used exclusively for domestic flights, and in 1992 it received international status. S7 Airlines and Ural Airlines are the largest airlines using Domodedovo as a hub airport.

Destinations

Air Arabia

Abu Dhabi
Ras Al Khaimah
Sharjah

Avia Traffic Company

Bishkek
Osh

Azerbaijan Airlines

Baku

Belavia

Minsk

Centrum Air

Namangan
Samarqand
Urgench

Egyptair

Cairo
Hurghada
Sharm El Sheikh

El Al

Tel Aviv

Emirates

Dubai–International

Ethiopian Airlines

Addis Ababa

FlyOne

Yerevan

Gulf Air

Bahrain

IrAero

Baku
Irkutsk
Kyzyl

Izhavia

Izhevsk

Jazeera Airways

Kuwait City

NordStar

Krasnoyarsk
Kurgan
Makhachkala
Mineralnye Vody
Norilsk
Samara
Sochi
Ufa

Qanot Sharq

Bukhara
Fergana
Namangan
Samarqand
Tashkent

Red Wings Airlines

Tel Aviv

Royal Jordanian

Amman–Queen Alia

S7 Airlines

Abakan
Antalya
Aşgabat
Barnaul
Blagoveshchensk
Bratsk
Chita
Gelendzhik
Gorno-Altaysk
Irkutsk
Istanbul
Kaliningrad
Kazan
Kemerovo
Makhachkala
Mineralnye Vody
Neryungri
Norilsk
Novokuznetsk
Novosibirsk
Novy Urengoy
Omsk
Öskemen
Penza
Saint Petersburg
Samara
Sochi
Tomsk
Ufa
Ulan-Ude
Vladikavkaz
Volgograd
Yakutsk

Severstal Avia

Cherepovets
Petrozavodsk

Somon Air

Dushanbe
Khujand

TezJet

Bishkek

Ural Airlines

Barnaul
Bishkek
Blagoveshchensk
Chita
Dushanbe
Fergana
Ganja
Gelendzhik
Grozny
Irkutsk
Istanbul
Kaliningrad
Kulob
Makhachkala
Mineralnye Vody
Namangan
Noyabrsk
Omsk
Osh
Qarshi
Samara
Samarqand
Sochi
Vladikavkaz
Yekaterinburg
Yerevan

Uzbekistan Airways

Tashkent

Yamal Airlines

Nadym
Novy Urengoy
Noyabrsk
Salekhard

Transport

Railway

The western wing of the airport terminal is adjacent to the covered platform Domodedovo Airport, the final stop on the line from Domodedovo station of the Paveletsky direction. Since 2002, in addition to Russian Railways electric trains, Aeroexpress electric trains have been used on the line, which previously ran without stops, and since 2019 — with a stop at the Verkhnie Kotly platform.

From November 2017 to November 2019, double-decker ESh2 trains manufactured by the Swiss company Stadler operated on the Aeroexpress line to Domodedovo Airport.

Roads

The airport is connected to Moscow by the federal highway A105, near the Moscow Ring Road adjoining the old Kashirskoye Highway. Currently, a transport interchange has been built near the Kosmos platform, which has made it possible to completely eliminate traffic jams entering and leaving the airport and its technical zones. Public transport routes: