Cheap flights from Moscow to Montreal

Almost 250 flights leave per day from Moscow to Montréal, and most range between one and two layovers. Lufthansa, Delta, Brussels Airline, SWISS, Air France, and Air Canada are some of the most popular single stop airlines. Layovers include multiple European and American locations, and a single layover can be an hour and a half to 19 hours or longer. It all depends on your budget, schedule, and sense of adventure.

Departing from Moscow

Moscow has several domestic and four International airports. However, the following three major airports handle most of the travel needs to Montréal:

• Sheremetyevo International Airport
• Domodedovo International Airport
• Vnukovo International Airport

Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO) is located 29 km north of central Moscow and is considered the busiest airport in Russia. It handles the needs of over 34 million passengers per year via four public passenger terminals. As a permanent hub for the Russian airline Aeroflot, SVO offers modern amenities such as WIFI, upgraded lounges, children’s and religious spaces, and a Skype booth.

Located 42 km south of Moscow, Domodedovo International Airport (DME) is the second busiest airport in the country. DME handles the needs of 30.5 million passengers annually via their single terminal building. DME is a permanent hub for Globus Airlines, Red Wings Airlines, RusLine, S7 Airlines, Ural Airlines, and VIM Airlines. Amenities are similar to those at SVO.

Vnukovo International Airport (VKO) is located 28 km south of central Moscow and is Moscow’s third largest airport. VKO handles the needs of over 15 million passengers via two terminals. It’s a hub for Gazpromavia, I-Fly, Pobeda, Rossiya, and UTair Aviation. Free WIFI is available for 15 minutes and then costs 129 rubles for 24 hours of usage. VKO has a free parent’s room, but visitors need a medical certificate obtained via the Health Centre in Terminal A to enter. A mini-cinema can also be found in Terminal A.

Arriving in Montréal

Montréal contains three main airports:

• Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau
• Montréal St Hubert
• Montréal Mirabel.

But flights from Moscow to Montréal arrive at Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL). Located 20 km from Downtown Montréal, YUL is located in the suburb of Dorval. Originally called Montréal–Dorval International Airport, YUL is the third busiest airport in Quebec and handles the needs of over 16 million passengers annually via two single-floor terminals. Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport is a permanent hub for Air Canada and a focus city for Air Transat, Porter Airlines, and Sunwing Airlines.

Amenities include free WIFI for 60 minutes, children’s play rooms, a plane observation park, and spa and salon services. Several local hotels provide courtesy shuttle service to and from YUL, and car rentals can be found on the ground floor of the airport’s car park.

Moscow to Montréal Travel Tips

Moscow’s 13.2 million residents shadow Montréal’s 1.8 million, so the difference can be quite a culture shock. Montréal may, however, offer plenty of price breaks to Moscow consumers. Russian residents require an active visa to enter Canada regardless of the reason for their visit, so plan accordingly. And when you’re ready to plan the Canadian excursion of your dreams, trust Skyscanner to help you cut the right corners without losing one bit of the fun.