Is a 25 min layover in Moscow long enough?
No, 25 minutes is probably not enough for a layover at SVO (Moscow).
Is 25 minutes enough for a layover at Sheremetyevo (SVO)?
Below the minimum connecting time even for same-terminal domestic transfers, let alone anything requiring passport control or the inter-terminal train.
What is the minimum connection time at SVO?
Minimum connection times at Sheremetyevo: Domestic-to-Domestic is 45 minutes, International-to-International is 60 minutes. These are the shortest layovers airlines will sell.
Can I make a 25 minutes connection at SVO on an international flight?
25 minutes is below the 60-minute international MCT at Sheremetyevo. You may need to rush and could miss your connection. Terminals C, D, E, and F are connected by covered indoor walkways and moving sidewalks, allowing many transfers without leaving the airside zone, though passport control applies whenever crossing between international and domestic flows. Terminal B, opened in 2018, is a separate complex reached via a dedicated inter-terminal train (roughly 5-8 minutes each way) plus walking and waiting time, and passengers connecting to or from B should expect a full security re-screening on arrival at the new terminal.
How much time do I need for a layover at SVO?
We recommend at least 1 hour for a comfortable connection at Sheremetyevo. This gives you enough buffer for security (typically 25 minutes) and transit between terminals (up to 40 minutes).
What happens if I miss my connection at SVO?
Aeroflot and SkyTeam partners typically rebook missed connections at their transfer desks located in the arrival terminal; passengers should proceed directly to the Aeroflot transfer counter in Terminal D, E, or F, or the equivalent desk in Terminal B, for rebooking and any necessary hotel or visa transit assistance.