Operating days: daily. Usual times and days are based on observations in 2017–2021. The schedule may have changed.
Flight status SU208
Flight history SU208 Aeroflot Russian Airlines: Moscow — Shanghai Pudong International Airport
Date
Scheduled departure
Scheduled Arrivals
Actual departure time
Actual arrival time
Fri. 23 october
20:00
09:50
21:13
10:15 On the way
Thu. 22 october
20:00
09:50
20:21
09:22 Has arrived
Wed. 21 october
20:00
09:50
20:21
09:21 On the way
Tue. 20 october
20:00
09:50
20:19
09:08 Has arrived
Flight Aeroflot Russian Airlines SU208 (Moscow — Shanghai Pudong International Airport) running from the airport Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO), to the airport Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Boeing 777-300ER, Airbus A330. Flight distance is 6851 km / 3697 miles, and the average flight length is 8 h. 45 min..
Common questions about flight SU208
What time does flight SU208 depart?
Scheduled departure is 14:25 and arrival 04:10, local time at each airport. Operating days: daily.
How long does flight SU208 take?
On average 8 h 45 min. The airports are 6851 km / 3697 miles apart.
Which terminal does flight SU208 depart from?
On recent flights: departure from terminal C, arrival at terminal 2. The terminal can change, so check the airport boards on the day of the flight.
Which aircraft operates flight SU208?
The most recent flight was operated by a Boeing 777-3M0(ER).
Is flight SU208 often delayed?
Over the past week 3 of 4 flights landed on time, with an average delay of 25 minutes.
Low Price Calendar Moscow — Shanghai Pudong International Airport
Types of aircraft flying SU208 Aeroflot Russian Airlines: Moscow — Shanghai Pudong International Airport
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