Sheremetyevo Airport has Already Served Over 4 Million Customers This Year
Sheremetyevo International Airport has recently announced the statistics of its operational activity in February 2015. The number of passengers served since the start of the year increased by 1.1% against the same period of 2014, reaching a total of 4,110,000 passengers.
Passenger traffic on international airlines in January-February 2015 lowered by 3.5 %, totaling 2 million 342 thousand passengers, and on domestic airlines increased by 8 %, totaling 1 million 768 thousand passengers.
According to figures for February 2015, passenger traffic at Sheremetyevo Airport lowered by 0.3 %, totaling 1 million 967 thousand passengers. Moreover, passenger traffic on international airlines in February lowered by 2.4 %, totaling 1 million 096 thousand passengers, and on domestic airlines increased by 2.6 %, reaching 870 thousand passengers.
Paris, Bangkok, Prague, Beijing, New-York, Amsterdam, Shanghai, Kiev, Tel Aviv, Rome, and Istanbul were among the most popular foreign destinations, while St. Petersburg, Krasnodar, Yekaterinburg, Sochi, Simferopol, Rostov-On-Don, Samara, Mineralnye Vody, Vladivostok, Kaliningrad and Kazan being the most sought-after domestic destinations.
The main airlines showing growth in passenger traffic in the January — February were Aeroflot, Nordwind Airlines, Donavia, AirFrance and Nordavia-RA.
In January — February 2015 year Sheremetyevo Airport supported the execution of 39,036 take-off and landing operations, which is 1.6% more compared with the same period in 2014. In February, the airport’s volume of takeoff and landing operations grew by 0.9 %, reaching 18,394 operations.
Source: Sheremetyevo Airport
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