Private Jet Charter Moscow

Despite the stony connotations associated with the city, the heart of Moscow is in fact a romantic one. Love of country and love of beauty are unmistakable as you walk the inner-city streets. Astonishing colors and imposing structures fill your eyes to capacity, while gleaming gold and silver domes dot the skyline and keep you looking up. It’s gorgeous, and it’s inspiring, and it’s all absolutely worth the private flight there.

As you look upwards at the domes, it’s sometime easy to forget about the architectural masterpieces meander throughout the city just beneath your feet. Time spent in a Moscow Metro Station feels more like time spent in a king’s palace, and each station exemplifies its own unique style. Most stations feature high arched ceilings and marble floors that radiate opulence, while stately chandeliers bathe the hallways in warm light.

They’re perfect examples of Russian romanticism – beautiful art just underneath the surface of a sometimes hardened city. However, while the train stations are elegant and worth exploring, clients may do well to let Moscow Jet Charter arrange transportation for them; the trains themselves don’t necessarily follow the stations’ example.

Heading back topside, visitors will find a treasure trove of monuments, architectural marvels, and general odes to beauty throughout the city. St. Basil’s Cathedral and its parade of colors, Uspensky Sobor and its golden cross-tipped domes; these Slavic gems paint the picture of the place that gave Dostoevsky and Tolstoy the inspiration needed to write their masterpieces of human nature, and they’re still there ensuring each visitor is inspired similarly.

Speaking of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy, it should be well noted that Moscow remains one of the world’s greatest cities for experiencing the arts. Ballet, opera, theater, orchestra: these arts thrive in the Russian capital, where the notions of hard work and dedication help them to reach new heights.

The phrase “world’s greatest” is habitually thrown around by small town bars and breakfast joints. It’s gotten so out of hand, most people don’t even know what makes a good pancake good anymore, but it’s not too late to learn what truly great really is. Spend an evening at the Bolshoi Theater if you want to reacquaint yourself with the phrase’s true meaning. Situated in one of the city’s most iconic buildings, The Bolshoi Theater is commonly accepted as one of the world’s best venues for high art. Keeping with their standards of excellence, each in house troupe is considered to be at the same standard as the venue.

With all of this culture and history packed into one city, it’s easy to imagine there are a ton of museums to marvel at. Visit the Tolstoy Estate if you’re a fan of literature, or celebrate your inner art critic with a visit to the Pushkin Museum, the largest venue for European art in the city. Or while you’re in Red Square, stop by the State Historical Museum to learn about the context in which the beauty around you was created.

Whether you’re shooting for a winter trip or something a bit less freezing, you’ll find any adverse weather effects will wash away in the warm glow of Moscow’s decadent hotels.

There are currently 84 billionaires living in the Russian capital. With this level of wealth concentrated in less than a thousand square miles, it’s easy to imagine the city is providing a level of luxury that can’t be found elsewhere. This assumption is proven true by the laundry list of Five-Star hotels that accommodate the city’s multitude of wealthy visitors every day.

Generally, the hotels in Moscow are set within art-nouveau mansions. They boast historic settings, many having existed since the 19^th century, and contemporary amenities. If you’re still hunting for the perfect hotel, we’ve got a few suggestions you might like. Based on jet charter client feedback and online reviews, Moscow Jet Charter has put together a list of the best hotels in town, and its a great place to start your search. Read on to check out our list of the best places to stay after a private jet charter flight to Moscow, Russia.

Hotel National
ul. Balchug, 1
+7 495 287-20-00
www.kempinski.com/en/moscow/hotel-baltschug/

Marriott Royal Aurora Hotel
Petrovka St-Bld 11
+7 495 937-10-00
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mowdt-moscow-marriott-royal-aurora-hotel/

Swissotel
Kosmodamianskaya nab., 52 bld. 6
+7 495 787-98-00
http://www.swissotel.com/hotels/moscow/

The St. Regis Nikolskaya
Nikolskaya St, 12
+7 495 967-77-76
http://www.stregismoscow.com/ru

Savoy Hotel
3/6, bld. 1, Rozhdestvenka
+7 495 620-85-00
http://eng.savoy.ru/

Barvikha Hotel & Spa
Rublevo-Uspenskoye sh., 114/3, Barvikha
+7 495 225-88-80
http://www.barvikhahotel.com/en

Ararat Park Hyatt
4 Neglinnaya Street
+7 495 783 1234
www.moscow.park.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html

Lotte Hotel
Novinskiy b-r, 8, ???. 2
+7 495 745-10-00
http://www.lottehotel.com/moscow/en/

Runway Length: 10,039 feet | 10,039 feet
FBO Service: Vipport/Vnukovo-3 | Jet Aviation
Website: http://www.vnukovo.ru/en/

Vnukovo International Airport (IATA: VKO, ICAO: UUWW) features two runways for international air traffic, and its higher elevation compared to nearby airports gives it an operational advantage in cold weather and poor visibility. It’s Russia’s busiest airport for private and general aviation.

(VKO) Vnukovo was constructed during the Second World War to bolster Moscow’s capacity for air traffic, although it didn’t service commercial flights until 1956. The airport opened its second passenger terminal in 2004 to service international flights only. Book your private jet charter flight to (UUWW) Vnukovo International Airport today.

Runway Length: 12,139 feet | 11,647 feet
FBO Service: A-Group | Premier Avia
Website: http://www.svo.aero/en/

Russia’s busiest commercial airport, Sheremetyevo International Airport (IATA: SVO, ICAO: UUEE) added a second runway after winning its bid to host the 1980 Olympics Games. (SVO) Sheremetyevo expanded again in 2008 to include a business jet hangar and in 2012, Terminal A opened with a focus on private and business aviation.

Hire a private jet and fly to Moscow’s (UUEE, SVO) Sheremetyevo International Airport – request your quote now.

Runway Length: 12,444 feet | 11,483 feet
FBO Service: Domodedovo Business Aviation Center
Website: http://www.domodedovo.ru/en/

Domodedovo International Airport (IATA: DME, ICAO: UUDD) offers 5 business lounges and a modern hotel complex for our executive and business jet charter clients.

(DME) Domodedovo was voted as one of the best airports in Eastern Europe 2009-2012 by the Skytrax Independent Survey. The airport originally opened in 1965, and its second runway was quickly added three years later. However, it wasn’t until 1992 that Domodedovo began serving international flights.

Today, it is the second busiest airport in Russia with two terminals serving domestic and international flights separately. Fly private to (UUDD, DME) Domodedovo International Airport with Air Charter Advisors.

Runway Length: 4,593 feet
Website: https://en.wikipedia.org/Myachkovo_Airport

Myachkovo Airport (ICAO: UUBM) is the largest of 19 airfields in the Moscow Oblast for for small planes, helicopters and private flights. If you’re flying domestically within Russia and would like to use a smaller aircraft, we can arrange your private flight to land at (UUBM) Myachkovo Airport, or we can use the airfield for helicopter charter throughout the region.