The Domodedovo Airport logo features a green graphic symbol in the shape of a three-pointed element inside a circle made of horizontal lines. The symbol visually resembles the flight path of an ascending aircraft or an upward movement, reflecting the aviation theme. Next to it is a gray inscription with the airport’s name, written in a simple italic font. Below the main name, the phrase “Moscow Airport” appears in smaller letters. This logo is used across official resources and navigation materials as part of the brand identity.
Moscow Domodedovo Airport named after M.V. Lomonosov is one of the largest air hubs in Russia, located 35 kilometers south of Moscow. Opened in 1964, it has become a key center for both passenger and cargo transportation. The airport serves tens of millions of passengers annually, has two certified runways, a modern baggage handling system, advanced infrastructure, and a direct railway connection to downtown Moscow via Aeroexpress. In 2025, Domodedovo came under the management of Rosaviatsiya and continues to function as an international hub, partnering with major airlines and global alliances.
