Sheremetyevo connection
Sep 5, 2011, 5:48 am
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Sheremetyevo connection
Hello everyone,
I'm heading off to Hong Kong next week from Spain, and there will be a connection at SVO airport from Terminal E to Terminal F, with a connection time of only 1 hour and a half.
This is the first time travelling out this far and its worrying me that this isnt enough time to make the transfer??
What will be the process when making this connection?
The flight will also be aeroflot all the way.
Thank you ^
I'm heading off to Hong Kong next week from Spain, and there will be a connection at SVO airport from Terminal E to Terminal F, with a connection time of only 1 hour and a half.
This is the first time travelling out this far and its worrying me that this isnt enough time to make the transfer??
What will be the process when making this connection?
The flight will also be aeroflot all the way.
Thank you ^
Sep 5, 2011, 6:06 am
#2
Join Date: May 2003
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Hello everyone,
I'm heading off to Hong Kong next week from Spain, and there will be a connection at SVO airport from Terminal E to Terminal F, with a connection time of only 1 hour and a half.
This is the first time travelling out this far and its worrying me that this isnt enough time to make the transfer??
What will be the process when making this connection?
The flight will also be aeroflot all the way.
Thank you ^
I'm heading off to Hong Kong next week from Spain, and there will be a connection at SVO airport from Terminal E to Terminal F, with a connection time of only 1 hour and a half.
This is the first time travelling out this far and its worrying me that this isnt enough time to make the transfer??
What will be the process when making this connection?
The flight will also be aeroflot all the way.
Thank you ^
Hopefully, others who transit SVO can help with what the process will look like.
Sep 5, 2011, 8:52 pm
#3
Join Date: May 2003
Location: TLL
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As Woody said, it should be relatively easy - D, E, and F are now all connected on the secure side. When you arrive, they'll have all the pax separated from the people waiting for departure. Your only two choices will be exiting through passport control or the transfer desk. Head to the transfer desk, show your passport and connecting boarding pass (or pick up your connecting boarding pass if they couldn't print it in Spain), head through into terminal E then follow the signs to your gate, which will bring you to terminal F.
Sep 10, 2011, 1:51 am
#4
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Oslo, Norway
Posts: 819
SVO is probably one of my favourite airports in Europe to transit through after D, E and F were connected airside last year. But you should spend as little time in F as possible. F is just a mess. You can move freely through D, E and F as you wish without any further checks. Boarding from F is a pure mess though. It didn't seem it was any order on the boarding and many gates are located between shops etc making it very unpleasant both for boarding pax and for other pax trying to get pass. The people who designed F must have had no clue how to design airport terminals.