Russia’s airport network
Airports in Russia
IATA and ICAO codes, cities, principal airlines and ways to reach the terminal. Use the guide to find your bearings, but check the schedule and terminal with your airport or airline before travelling.
Moscow
3 airports
Sheremetyevo
Moscow’s main international hub and a key airport for the Aeroflot Group.
Domodedovo
A major Moscow airport and one of S7 Airlines’ main hubs.
Vnukovo
An important domestic hub and a base for several Russian airlines.
Northwest
2 airports
South and Caucasus
3 airports
Sochi
The main air gateway to Sochi, Adler and the mountain resorts around Krasnaya Polyana.
Mineralnye Vody
The main air gateway to the Caucasian Mineral Waters resort region.
Makhachkala
The Republic of Dagestan’s main aviation hub.
Volga Region
3 airports
Kazan
The air gateway to Kazan and the Republic of Tatarstan.
Kurumoch
A key aviation hub for the Samara region and the Samara–Tolyatti metropolitan area.
Ufa
The main air gateway to Ufa and the Republic of Bashkortostan.
Urals
2 airports
Siberia
4 airports
Tolmachevo
S7 Airlines’ key Siberian hub and an important transit airport.
Krasnoyarsk
The main hub for the Krasnoyarsk territory and one of Siberia’s transport centres.
Irkutsk
The Irkutsk region’s air gateway and an important hub for routes to Lake Baikal.
Surgut
A key regional hub and an airport historically important to Utair.
Far East
4 airports
Vladivostok
One of the principal international aviation hubs in the Russian Far East.
Khabarovsk
The main passenger airport in the Khabarovsk territory.
Yelizovo
Kamchatka’s main air gateway.
Yakutsk
The Republic of Sakha’s central aviation hub and an important regional base.