Aeroexpress Launches Festive Post Office at Belorussky Station Ahead of International Women's Day

On March 6 and 7, passengers can send greeting cards for International Women's Day while waiting for their train.

Postcards and stamps can be obtained from Aeroexpress staff at the information desk, where office supplies and detailed instructions for filling out the postcards are also available. After completing the postcards, they should be placed in a special mailbox located at the information desk.

“A sincere congratulations to all women for the upcoming spring holiday – International Women's Day. To create a festive atmosphere for passengers before their journey to the airport, we have, in collaboration with Russian Post, set up a special postal box in the Aeroexpress terminal and prepared thematic postcards that can be sent for free to loved ones. Not only Aeroexpress passengers but also anyone else can receive these postcards at our terminal,” said Natalia Saksina, Head of Aeroexpress Press Service.

“Last year, over 2,000 greeting cards were sent from Aeroexpress terminals. We hope to see at least as many this year. We genuinely want to create a festive atmosphere. We believe that receiving a free postcard from Russian Post will make everyone a little happier and kinder. The positive feedback we’ve received from residents and visitors of the capital confirms this. We will do our best to hold such events more frequently,” noted Sergey Britvin, Director of the Moscow Macroregion at Russian Post.

Please ensure that you write complete addresses clearly so that the postcards reach their intended recipients.

This is the second joint initiative between Aeroexpress and Russian Post. Prior to the New Year, passengers at Aeroexpress terminals were also able to send free greeting cards to their loved ones and write letters to Santa Claus in Veliky Ustyug with their children. Aeroexpress thanks Russian Post for their collaboration.