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Russia's busiest airport by a wide margin, with 43.1 million passengers in 2025. Sheremetyevo sits northwest of Moscow and serves as the home base of Aeroflot, concentrating the country's largest volume of international, business and transfer traffic in one terminal complex. For advertisers this means maximum reach among affluent travelers, with formats across departure, arrival and premium zones.
The only Moscow airport that added passengers in 2025: 16.4 million, up 2.5% on the prior year. Vnukovo lies southwest of the city, and its schedule leans toward Turkey, the CIS and domestic trunk routes, giving its terminal audience a profile distinct from the other two Moscow hubs. A strong choice for brands targeting outbound leisure and regional business flows.
Part of the Moscow Aviation Hub on the southern side of the city, with 13.86 million passengers in 2025. S7 Airlines and Ural Airlines base their operations here, shaping a route map that blends domestic trunk lines with international service. Rail access via Aeroexpress from Paveletsky station keeps the terminal within easy reach of central Moscow for departing residents and arriving visitors.
The second-busiest airport in Russia and the single commercial airport of St. Petersburg, which puts the city's entire flying audience in front of one set of placements. Pulkovo carried 20.8 million passengers in 2025, of which 15.9 million flew domestic and 4.9 million international routes. Summer tourism adds a pronounced seasonal peak on top of steady business traffic.
The airport of the Nizhny Novgorod region, now branded Chkalov by its operator, carried over 1.4 million passengers in 2025, with domestic routes accounting for close to 1.1 million. It doubles as the main alternate for the Moscow hub, taking in more than 300 diverted aircraft that year. Placements here reach the business audience of one of the Volga's largest industrial and IT centres.
Tatarstan's main airport held its record-level volume in 2025 at approximately 5.3 million passengers, matching the 2024 result. Kazan's calendar of federal-scale sport, political and cultural events produces passenger peaks that fall outside normal seasonality, and the terminal audience mixes business, event and tourist flows. The airport lies 28 km from the city centre with a direct rail link.
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