Aeroflot Russian Airlines

✅ Trip Verified | Was on the flight from Voronezh to Moscow Sheremetyevo, everything was excellent, a lot of leg room, friendly staf. Landing and take off was smooth, plane arrived on time.

Not Verified | The A321 was very comfortable and the crew is not bad and the plane was very new and the food is free so you should not buy any food at the airport And I recommend you to fly with Aeroflot

✅ Trip Verified | Personel were very nice and professional. Plane was clean, but Aeroflots Sukhoi Superjet was the only aircraft that I could not buckle the seat belt in! Changed into a Airbus in Helsinki and had absolutely no problem buckling the seat belts. Also, tray tables were poorly designed as well, even though I know they're industry standard. You're already packed in tight and the tray tables swing down away from the back of the seats enough that I easily shoved my pillow into the seat pocket with the tray table folded down! This put the tray table right into my belly. Honestly, this is the biggest reason that I avoid flying as much as I can.

✅ Trip Verified | I like Aeroflot's A320 cabins, i've flew on old (8 years) aircraft, so the cabin was not the newest configuration(the new one has iPad and Phone holders, IFEs and power outlets) but the good thing about old one, it looks like it is only 2 years old. Seats are very comfortable and clean. the recline is good, legroom is ok and you also have an adjustable headrest which is very comfortable. I like this cabin!!!

✅ Trip Verified | Murmansk to Moscow, aircraft was a new Russian short-haul SSJ-100. I think it is little bit noisy inside, but ok. The legroom is nice, it don't have power outlets. Recline was standard for the middle-haul planes, but my favorite is the lavatory in the back of the aircraft. It was pretty clean onboard.

✅ Trip Verified | A330-300 aircraft, it was really nice for such a short flight to have a very nice IFE, but very slow. Food was also good, nice drinks, as a long-haul aircraft, the seats are very comfortable. I can recommend it.

✅ Trip Verified | I frequently fly from Moscow to Tyumen for business. On this roundtrip, I flew on 737-800 planes in both directions in the same aisle position 14C, but the experience could not have been more different. The flight to Tyumen was on an older 737-800, and my knees were pressing against the seat in front of me. This was not helped by the fact that the airline had 5 different magazines stuffed in the pocket. The seat was cramped and uncomfortable. It could barely fit my computer bag under the seat in front of me, due to the position of the metal frame supporting the row of seats. Fortunately, the return trip to Moscow was on a newer 737-800 which was much nicer. I had noticeably more legroom, due to the different seat pocket position, and perhaps intentionally by design. The position of the metal frame under the seat in front of me was also different, providing more room for my computer bag or my legs. It is interesting how different vintages of the same plane can produce such drastically different comfort.

✅ Verified Review | The Boeing 737-800 seat was not comfortable and the distance to the previous seat was very small. I should have put my legs in the aisle and so some other passengers. I only can imagine how it is if you are not in an aisle seat. And it was more than 6 hour flight from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar. There was no entertainment but there was a power USB supply.

✅ Verified Review | Brussels to Moscow on a Boeing 737, it was an older aircraft, some issues with the seats and there wasn't enough space for my legs (187cm). If the seat before you get a little down, it isn't that nice. The crew speaks fluently Russian and English. But they will try help you if you have a question.

✅ Verified Review | I just don't understand why Aeroflot start using Boeing 737-800 on 3hrs+ European flights instead of comfortable and spacious Airbus 319/320? Boeing 737-800 (or at least Aeroflot version) is a plane with small leg room - so small that your knees will hurt after seating there for more than even an hour. And the worst thing - when you want to recline your seat, the seat moves forward as the backseat reclines. So your knees really "thank you" with blue spots after the flight.