The new travel document is a paper smart-card with visual identification number and a microchip inside. The combined ticket for the two modes can be issued in four available combinations: 1 trip by metro + 1 trip by aeroexpress: RUB 340 (EUR 8.7), 2 trips by metro + 1 trip by aeroexpress: RUB 370 (EUR 9.4) 1 trip by metro + 2 trips by aeroexpress: RUB 640 (EUR 16.4), 2 trips by metro + 2 trips by aeroexpress: RUB 670 (EUR 17).

The new tickets can be purchased in Aeroexpress ticket-offices situated in the airports of Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Sheremetyevo and soon will be available at Moscow metro ticket-offices as well.

The combined ticket is valid for 5 days from the date of purchase.
Speaking at the press conference, the Head of the Moscow Metro Fare Collection Department Vladimir Zhuchkov said that "this project is aimed exclusively at providing more convenience for passengers: now everyone who uses Aeroexpress trains can enter metro bypassing ticket offices, which is particularly important at metro stations with intense passenger traffic. Currently, the possibility is being considered of selling combined tickets in metro ticket-offices too; primarily, at Kievskaya, Belorusskaya and Paveletskaya stations, where our passengers change for the airport train.”

In his turn, the commercial director of Aeroexpress Company Rustam Akiniyazov underlined that “the essence of intermodal transportation is to ensure that passengers can travel to airports and back with a single ticket for several modes of transport. This service is offered to passengers in largest European capitals. Today, together with our partner Moscow Metro, we are making an important step in developing our service in this direction, using up-to-date technologies of contactless tickets. I am sure that Aeroexpress and Metro passengers will appreciate the benefits of the new product and will use it actively.”

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