Cheap Flights from Glasgow to Moscow

The main airport serving the city of Moscow is Sheremetyevo International Airport, while Russia’s capital is also home to Domodedovo International Airport and Vnukovo International Airport. If you are flying from Glasgow to Moscow there are no airlines providing direct flights between the two cities so you will need to make a stopover. If you plan to make only a single stopover then you will arrive at either Sheremetyevo International Airport or Domodedovo International Airport.

* This information is correct as of September 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Sheremetyevo International Airport is situated around 30 km from central Moscow and is home to four passenger terminals. When you have touched down at the airport you can access the Aeroexpress train network to travel into Moscow, although other alternatives are available. Inside the airport you can look forward to a wide range of amenities and services such as retail and duty-free shopping as well as plenty of dining and drinking choices.

Domodedovo International Airport is Moscow’s second busiest airport situated over 40 km from the city. The airport is also linked to the Aeroexpress network so you can conveniently travel into the center of Moscow. Renting a car in Moscow is also an option. The airport provides all of the essential amenities and facilities you would expect including shops, restaurants and cafés as well as free Wi-Fi so there is plenty to do to pass the time.

Airport Information - Departing

Glasgow International Airport is located just 10 km from Glasgow and is comprised of two passenger terminals. If you don’t want to splash out on a taxi to reach the airport then you can use the Glasgow Shuttle bus service which runs from central Glasgow. At the airport there are plenty of things to do including retail and duty-free shopping as well as a range of eating and drinking choices. You will also be able to connect to free Wi-Fi during your stay or log into an internet station to get online.

What to Expect in Moscow

Summers in Moscow are a lot warmer than what you are used to in Glasgow, although temperatures drop below freezing during the winter and snowfall is heavy. UK and UAE nationals will first need to apply for a visa in order to travel to Russia. Remember that Moscow is two hours ahead of Glasgow so don’t forget to change your clocks to local time once you have landed. Check out the top hotels in Moscow to make the most of your visit.