Domodedovo Moscow Airport

Wow! Amazing architectural design and passenger friendly services. The infrastructure was well thought out with foresight and guaranteed security; without any intimidation whatsoever. Great experience!

Let's get straight with the cons of this place . Firstly , their is hardly any staff that knows English their to communicate with the international passengers. Secondly it is very crowded . This might be due to the reason of being one of the busiest airport. Thirdly, their is no vegetarian food available for the vegetarians , this is just unacceptable , my girlfriend had to wait the whole time with an empty stomach. Pros are just common . A beautiful infrastructure which is now a days a common motive for all modern architecture. And obviously the cleanliness part was taken care very keenly. The airport was neat, clean and tidy , a hygienic place to wait.

Everything is easy. The signage are clear in English and Russian languages. Airport is not so big but everything looks well-organized

Quick check in. You must print out your boarding pass before security check. When checked, all displays show only safety warnings with no information about flight status. My boarding pass didn't have the gate number printed. Literally I had to guess should I turn to the left or to the right to find my gate. If you're pressed for time, this could turn into real trouble...

My family & I made brief rest stops there in early June and July 2010 during our family trip to the Philippines (via Singapore Airlines coming from/to Houston, TX). Was our first ever visit to anyplace Russia. Great airport and experience. I especially enjoyed the view of the old, retired aircraft parked in the near distance "boneyard" that could be seen from the gate. We were treated nicely by the Russians there (even though their English was very limited). Picture below is our SA 777-300ER being serviced during our brief layover as we were headed back home to Houston in early July 2010.