Aerosvit and Borispol Airport

Ahh I see. Thanks for the advice!

I'm also looking at a 12 hour stop over on the way to Bangkok. Does the info above apply to the airport as a whole or the transit area? Facilities can vary greatly between the 2. Any info greatly appreciated.

Does the transit area have a bar?

Is it possible to change money in the transit area?

How much is beer/food? Actually how much is beer?

Many thanks,

angsta::

Edited by: angsta

If you don't want to have your luggage broken into and part with some of your valuables, don't fly Aerosvit. My boyfriend and I recently flew Aerosvit from Athens to Moscow through Kiev. Not only the plane was late by 3 hours in Kiev, but upon receiving our luggage, half the plane found out they had stuff missing (clothes disheveled), locks snapped and luggage zippers broken. The police and lost baggage team over in Moscow suggested to never fly this airline and never fly transit through Kiev. Neither the airline nor Borispol (Kiev's airport) wanted to take responsibility for the damages. The worst experience ever.