The expansion of pedestrian sidewalks has been completed in the "Arrival" area of Sheremetyevo's Northern Terminal Complex (Terminals B and C). This is one of the important infrastructure solutions aimed at enhancing the comfort and safety of airport passengers.
The square in front of Terminals B and C was originally designed with a priority on the throughput of road traffic. Over time, thanks to a series of implemented measures, the transportation load has been significantly redistributed. The number of entry and exit groups has been increased by 60%, and the launch of a fourth transport line has expanded the "Arrival" area by a quarter, more than halved the average travel time through it, and increased the overall speed of vehicle movement. The issue of traffic jams has been addressed systematically.
The next step is to improve conditions for pedestrians. By slightly narrowing the roadway, all sidewalks separating transport lines in the "Arrival" area of Terminals B and C have been widened. Passengers can now move more conveniently around the square, traveling from the terminals to the buses, to the taxi and private transport pick-up sectors. Waiting for a vehicle in the pick-up sector has also become more comfortable—without obstructing other pedestrians.
The infrastructure upgrade aims to make the airport experience comfortable from the very first moments. For most passengers, the airport begins with parking, the road, and the square in front of the terminal. Here, the first impression is formed—and it is here that thoughtful logistics and attention to detail are crucial.