This article once listed the airports where Aeroflot passengers could use self-service kiosks, including Sheremetyevo, St Petersburg, Sochi, Khabarovsk and several cities abroad. That list dated from 2017, and Aeroflot's network and airport facilities have changed since. Aeroflot's site refused our requests when we tried to confirm a current list, so we have removed it.
How to check your own flight
- Look at the check-in options shown in your booking on Aeroflot's website or app.
- Look at the airport's own information for kiosks and bag drop desks, since terminals differ.
- If you cannot find a kiosk, use the staffed check-in desk.
Useful references
- Baggage by fare family: Aeroflot fare families.
- Check-in with a pet: Aeroflot requires passengers travelling with a pet or bird to check in at the airport desk.
Earlier list
This is the list from the earlier version of this article. We could not confirm it on the airline's current pages, so check your own airport before you travel.
Following is the list of airports were Aeroflot offers self-service kiosks:| Moscow (Sheremetyevo SVO) | Khabarovsk (KHV) | Saint Petersburg (LED) |
| Аbаkаn (ABA) | Kiev (KBP) | Simferopol (SIP) |
| Almaty (ALA) | Krasnodar (KRR) | Sochi (AER) |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Krasnoyarsk (KJA) | Stavropol (STW) |
| Anapa (AAQ) | Larnaca (LCA) | Stockholm (ARN) |
| Arkhangelsk (ARH) | London (LHR) | Surgut (SGC) |
| Astrakhan (ASF) | Mineralnye Vody (MRV) | Tokyo (NRT) |
| Athens (ATH) | Munich (MUC) | Tyumen (TJM) |
| Bangkok (BKK) | Nizhnevartovsk (NJC) | Vein (VIE) |
| Barnaul (BAX) | Nizhnekamsk (NBC) | Venice ((VCE) |
| Belgrade (BEG) | Nizhny Novgorod (GOJ) | Vladivostok (VVO) |
| Budapest (BUD) | Novosibirsk (OVB) | Volgograd (VOG) |
| Copenhagen (CPH) | Omsk (OMS) | Warsaw ( WAW) |
| Frankfurt (FRA) | Perm (PEE) | Ufa (UFA) |
| Kazan (KZN) | Prague (PRG) | Tel Aviv (TLV) |
| Kaliningrad (KGD) | Rostov-on-Don (ROV) | Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (UUS) |
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