Sheremetyevo Airport (IATA:SVO, IACO:UUEE) is a civil airport located in Moscow, Russia, 29 kilometers (65,438+08 miles) northwest of the center of Moscow. It is the hub port of Russian aviation and the second largest airport in Russia, second only to Domodedovo International Airport. In 20 10, the airport handled about19.33 million passengers and took off and landed184,488 flights.
Construction planning and its significance
The goal of Sheremetyevo Alexander Pushkin International Airport in 2024 is to rank among the top ten airports in the world in terms of service quality, provide services to 52 million passengers every year, and reach the profit margin of EBITDA of at least 40%.
According to the research results of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Circular No.292 (passenger throughput is converted into cargo and mail throughput according to the ratio of 1: 10), Sheremetyevo Alexander Pushkin International Airport has promoted Russian economic growth by about159 billion yuan in 20/0/9 years, directly driving local employment by about 3,074,300 yuan.
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