Aeroflot Airlines Toronto Ticket Sales Office

Ticket reservations, sales and information:

Ticket sales toll free phone:
Toll Free 1-(866)-221-72-91
1-(416)-776-3932
1-(416)-776-3930

Aeroflot Russian Airlines office in Toronto Pearson Airport
Terminal 3, Office J305
P.O.Box 6009 Toronto AMF,
Toronto Pearson Airport
L5P 1B2 Canada
Hours: Mon-Fri, Sun: 09:00-17:00, Sat: closed

Aeroflot web site and Aeroflot Toronto sales web site: http://www.aeroflot.com/cms/en
The Aeroflot Toronto sales office in downtown Toronto was opened on September 1, 1999 and closed in 2009, only office in Toronto Pearson Airport Terminal 3 is still open.

The only alternative airline providing direct flights to Moscow is Transaero. They operate newer Boeing 777 airplanes on this direction. For booking direct flights from Toronto to Moscow please contact Transaero airlines which started to operate new flights UN522 and UN518 in 2009. Click here for Transaero ticket office contacts

Aeroflot Toronto flights in 2013-2014 Toronto Pearson Airport:

SU 115, Direct flight Toronto - Moscow

Sundays, Wednesdays; Plane: Boeing-767 or А330-300

14:00 (2:00 p.m.) departure from Toronto YYZ
08:35 ( a.m.) next day, arrival in Moscow SVO

SU 114, Direct flight Moscow - Toronto Toronto Pearson Airport

Sundays, Wednesdays; Plane: Boeing-767 or А330-300

11:30 (a.m.) departure from Moscow SVO
12:25 (p.m.) arrival in Toronto YYZ

Discontinued flights
Aeroflot Toronto flights (were discontinued in 2009):

SU 303, Direct flight Moscow - Toronto

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays; Plane: Boeing-767

14:10 (2:10 p.m.) departure from Moscow
16:30 (4:30 p.m.) arrival in Toronto

SU 304, Direct flight Toronto - Moscow

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays; Plane: Boeing-767

17:50 (5:50 p.m.) departure from Toronto
11:10 (11:10 a.m.) next day, arrival in Moscow

Aeroflot Company information:

Open joint-stock company Aeroflot Russian Airlines was established in July 1992. The company's founder, the government of the Russian Federation, owns 51 per cent of stocks, 49 per cent is held by the company's employees and other legal entities.

In June 2000, the annual stockholders meeting changed the name of the company to Aeroflot Russian Airlines, which corresponds better to the status and profile of Russia's national airline company.

Aeroflot is the country's largest airline company that makes 60 per cent of all international regular flights to 66 destinations in 49 countries worldwide and over 11per cent in the home market, including

• 25 destinations in Europe - 35 regular flights,
• 13 countries in South-Eastern Asia, Africa, the Near and Middle East - 16 regular flights,
• 8 CIS countries - 9 regular flights,
• 5 destination points - in America and Canada, Toronto direct flights.

Since 1970 Russian Federation is a member of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and since 1989 its national airline company - Aeroflot - is a member of International Air Transport Association (IATA).

15,000 employees work for the company including about two thousand air specialists, more than five hundred of them are aircraft commanders.

Aeroflot has the largest in Eastern Europe flight control center (FCC). The entire process of flight control is automated in on-line operation mode; this enables to provide high safety of flights (99.95 per cent) and to meet the level of the most effective airline companies of the world.

The prior Aeroflot Company's missions are:

• to provide flight safety;
• to increase service quality for Aeroflot customers on land and aboard;
• to develop business-structures and labor management in the company;
• to strengthen financial positions in the market of international and home carriages.