Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport (SVO) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Moscow Sheremetyevo SVO Airport
Terminal Layout at Sheremetyevo Airport & Transferring to a Connecting Flight:
Sheremetyevo Airport' has five operational passenger terminals - SVO-B through SVO-F (or TB-TF) - and is divided into a North and a South Complex on either side of the runways. A free shuttle bus connects North Terminals TA, TB, & TC to the South Terminals TD, TE & TF;
Note that the Aeroexpress railway station (to/from Moscow) is between the Novotel Hotel and Terminal F's Departure building and can be reached via the Aeroexpress shuttle departing from TC (on arrival at the railway station, you need to board the shuttle bus 20 mins prior to your scheduled departure.)
The North Complex includes terminals TA, TB & TC (TA is near the end of the runway - but not in use): TB has separate Arrival & Departure buildings, and TC offers passengers free shuttle service (taking about 20 minutes) to the AeroExpress trains at TE, as well as connections to terminals TD, TE & TF. The separate shuttle bus from TB arrives at TE.
NOTE: The North Terminal Complex development plan calls for a new terminal with a 40 million passenger capacity, built in phases until 2030 - construction on the first phase of which (aimed at a 10 million capacity) starts at current Terminal B, and will include a subway entrance connecting both North & South Complexes, to be completed by 2015, along with the opening of a third runway.
The South Complex include terminals TD, TE & TF which are being integrated into a single 'Southerrn Integrated Airport Facility' and are connected by a pedestrian gallery, enabling passengers to move between these terminals in the public zone. At TE is access the AeroExpress railway station for trains to the City, reached within 3-5 minutes. Access will also be available from the secured areas of the terminals. If you take the shuttle bus from Terminal B, you arrive at Terminal E, from which you can get to Terminals F & D via pedestrian walkways.
Services and amenities inside the terminals: Information desks are in each terminal, ‘InTourist’ is in TF provides tourist information; Business services, such as fax, telephone & conference facilities, are in Terminal F; VIP lounges (tel. +7 495 788 7357 are in TB, TC & TF); other services include e-ticket booths, Wi-Fi access, mother & child rooms, luggage wrapping and storage, postal services, rental car desks, food & drink establishments, and shops and duty-free shops, a hairdresser, a pharmacy and afirst-aid station.
Transferring to another Flight:
1. The post-security area has a walkway between Terminals D, E & F.
2. If your arrival & departure flights at Scheremetyevo are only up to 4 hours apart, make sure when checking in at your departure airport that your luggage is checked in for your final destination.
3. International arrivals should follow signs to the Arrivals Hall, and go through passport control, complete the immigration card and proceed to the baggage claim area claiming their bags and take them to customs control where bags may be be inspected; if continuing your journey re-check-in your bags & proceed to your connecting flight.
3. Non-citizens of Russia with an airline ticket & confirmed seating for the connecting flight are allowed to stay at the Airport up to 24 hrs without a valid Russian visa.
4. International transfer passengers whose connecting flight is schedule more than 24 hrs after arrival, can get a Russian transit visa, upon presentation of valid IDs & connecting flight ticket, from the consular officer at Sheremetyevo Airport 6am-1am (tel. +7 495 971 2082).
5. Passengers from/to Belarus need to have a Russian transit visa issued by the Russian Consulate/Embassy in Belarus, regardless of how long they stay at the Airport.
6. Passengers needing to transfer between the Northern Section and the Southern section of Sheremetyevo's terminals can take the frequently running shuttle bus, taking 15-20 minutes.
Sheremetyevo Airport' has five operational passenger terminals - SVO-B through SVO-F (or TB-TF) - and is divided into a North and a South Complex on either side of the runways. A free shuttle bus connects North Terminals TA, TB, & TC to the South Terminals TD, TE & TF;
Note that the Aeroexpress railway station (to/from Moscow) is between the Novotel Hotel and Terminal F's Departure building and can be reached via the Aeroexpress shuttle departing from TC (on arrival at the railway station, you need to board the shuttle bus 20 mins prior to your scheduled departure.)
The North Complex includes terminals TA, TB & TC (TA is near the end of the runway - but not in use): TB has separate Arrival & Departure buildings, and TC offers passengers free shuttle service (taking about 20 minutes) to the AeroExpress trains at TE, as well as connections to terminals TD, TE & TF. The separate shuttle bus from TB arrives at TE.
NOTE: The North Terminal Complex development plan calls for a new terminal with a 40 million passenger capacity, built in phases until 2030 - construction on the first phase of which (aimed at a 10 million capacity) starts at current Terminal B, and will include a subway entrance connecting both North & South Complexes, to be completed by 2015, along with the opening of a third runway.
The South Complex include terminals TD, TE & TF which are being integrated into a single 'Southerrn Integrated Airport Facility' and are connected by a pedestrian gallery, enabling passengers to move between these terminals in the public zone. At TE is access the AeroExpress railway station for trains to the City, reached within 3-5 minutes. Access will also be available from the secured areas of the terminals. If you take the shuttle bus from Terminal B, you arrive at Terminal E, from which you can get to Terminals F & D via pedestrian walkways.
Services and amenities inside the terminals: Information desks are in each terminal, ‘InTourist’ is in TF provides tourist information; Business services, such as fax, telephone & conference facilities, are in Terminal F; VIP lounges (tel. +7 495 788 7357 are in TB, TC & TF); other services include e-ticket booths, Wi-Fi access, mother & child rooms, luggage wrapping and storage, postal services, rental car desks, food & drink establishments, and shops and duty-free shops, a hairdresser, a pharmacy and afirst-aid station.
Transferring to another Flight:
1. The post-security area has a walkway between Terminals D, E & F.
2. If your arrival & departure flights at Scheremetyevo are only up to 4 hours apart, make sure when checking in at your departure airport that your luggage is checked in for your final destination.
3. International arrivals should follow signs to the Arrivals Hall, and go through passport control, complete the immigration card and proceed to the baggage claim area claiming their bags and take them to customs control where bags may be be inspected; if continuing your journey re-check-in your bags & proceed to your connecting flight.
3. Non-citizens of Russia with an airline ticket & confirmed seating for the connecting flight are allowed to stay at the Airport up to 24 hrs without a valid Russian visa.
4. International transfer passengers whose connecting flight is schedule more than 24 hrs after arrival, can get a Russian transit visa, upon presentation of valid IDs & connecting flight ticket, from the consular officer at Sheremetyevo Airport 6am-1am (tel. +7 495 971 2082).
5. Passengers from/to Belarus need to have a Russian transit visa issued by the Russian Consulate/Embassy in Belarus, regardless of how long they stay at the Airport.
6. Passengers needing to transfer between the Northern Section and the Southern section of Sheremetyevo's terminals can take the frequently running shuttle bus, taking 15-20 minutes.