Aeroflot

I decided to fly Aeroflot because it was much cheaper than the other airlines. London to Bangkok return for approximately £350 was a good bargain. The service, food and the plane on the London to Moscow route was as good as any other airline. The plane on the Moscow to Bangkok flight however was a Ilyushin. The thing about this type of plane is that there is only one huge passenger compartment in economy and no partition like in the Western planes, lacking cosiness and looking quite precarious too. I felt like I was going to fly on board of a Soviet hospital waiting room. There was no TV in fact and incredibly no air conditioning and after a while when the ...

Do not even consider flying with Aeroflot. There are as bad as they have always been, & as mentioned on this site. Yes, they can be fine if all goes to plan but when it does go wrong you enter a world of pain. I was last with them November 2007 & the staff are just the worst. Not one person will help, there is no process to assist you when flights are cancelled or baggage goes missing, which happens often & has happened to me. The planes are very shabby if flying within Russia & their record for safety is the worst. It seems their staff are hell bent on annoying you with the most atrocious service you can imagine. I asked staff at Moscow to assist ...

This airline is crooked and absolutely unsafe. If you go to www.airdisaster.com and click on "accident database," this airline has had at least one severely fatal incident (often two and three) EVERY YEAR for the past few decades. That is not normal. If the airline had more flights on average than most airlines, this figure might be half-way explainable. However, for an airline that does not fly ten times as much as any airline, they should not have ten times as many crashes. Most airlines have one fatal crash every 5 to 10 years, not EVERY year, and certainly not 2-3 a year. I've read people's comments that they have an "unfortunate and ...