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MOSCOW DOMODEDOVO AIRPORT IS NAMED THE WINNER OF BEST AIRPORT IN EASTERN EUROPE AWARD AT THE 2010 SKYTRAX WORLD AIRPORT AWARDS



Moscow Domodedovo Airport has celebrated the news that it has been named the "Best Airport Eastern Europe" by Skytrax - the award based on the votes of more than 9.8 million travellers from over 100 different countries.

Moscow Domodedovo Airport ranked 42nd position in the worldwide rankings.

Announced at The Skytrax World Airport Awards ceremony, held at the Passenger Terminal Expo 2010 in Brussels, Belgium, Skytrax World Airport Awards are the industry’s most extensive air traveller-based awards, with the survey of airport customers conducted between July 2009 and March 2010.

 



  

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MOSCOW DOMODEDOVO AIRPORT
DID NOT ATTEND THE 2010
AWARDS CEREMONY





BEST AIRPORT : EASTERN EUROPE

1

Moscow Domodedovo Airport

2

Budapest Airport

3

Warsaw Airport

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THE SKYTRAX WORLD AIRPORT AWARDS


The World Airport Awards™ are based on the results from 9.8 million questionnaires completed by 100 different nationality of airline passengers in 2009/2010, covering more than 210 airports worldwide.

The survey evaluates traveller experiences across 39 different airport service and product factors -  from check-in, arrivals, transfer through to departure at the gate.  Operating since 1999, the survey is held in highest esteem for its clarity of process and rigorously applied rules of complete independence.

Any further enquiries should be directed to:

Mr Peter Miller - Marketing Director
SKYTRAX RESEARCH
E-mail: miller@airlinequality.com  



 








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