How much baggage does Aeroflot airlines allow?
Aeroflot is the Russian airline as well as largest airline of the Russian federation. It is the oldest airline of Russia started in 1923.Every airline has some rule for baggage allowance so as Aeroflot. Its having free baggage allowance according to the passengers category.Business Class:Baggage Allowance: 2 baggage pieces, up to 32 kg per pieceBaggage (maximum length 55 cm, width 40 cm, height 25 cm) : 1 baggage piece up to 15 kgComfort Class:Baggage Allowance: 2 baggage pieces, up to 32 kg per piece.Baggage (maximum length 55 cm, width 40 cm, height 25 cm) : 1 baggage piece up to 10 kgEconomy Class Flex Fare:Baggage Allowance: 2 baggage pieces, up to 32 kg per piece.Baggage (maximum length 55 cm, width 40 cm, height 25 cm) : 1 baggage piece up to 10 kgEconomy Class:Baggage Allowance: 1 baggage pieces, up to 32 kg per piece.Baggage (maximum length 55 cm, width 40 cm, height 25 cm) : 1 baggage piece up to 10 kgNote: If the total weight of the passenger's baggage including carry-on does not exceed 10 kg, then any number of baggage pieces can be checked in as free baggage.
Do I need a transit visa if I, an Indian citizen, am traveling from New Delhi to Paris on Aeroflot,with a layover of 10-12 hours at Moscow airport?
According to the IATA travel centre: Visa required.Passengers transiting only are exempt from holding a visa when:If in transit to/from Belarus; or if the airport of arrival is different from the airport of departure within the same Russian city; or if transferring between Moscow Sheremetyevo (SVO) Terminals B/C and Terminals D/E/F, then a Russian (transit) visa is required.However, I did fly from New Delhi to Paris by Aeroflot with a 2 hour stopover in Moscow and did not require a visa.I do advice you to check visa requirements on the IATA website at: Personalised Passport, Visa & Health travel documentation adviceThe website above denotes requirements for all types of travel.
Does an Indian citizen need a transit visa for Paris while traveling from the US to New Delhi and changing planes at CDG?
No a holder of an Indian Passport does not require an Airport Transit Visa for changing Planes within the same Airport.Please note that you cannot exit the international area of the Airport and enter France as per this rule.Meaning, Your 2nd flight should be from the same AirportIf your 2nd Flight is from a Different Airport, you will have to apply for a Schengen Visa.Until July 23rd 2018, a Holder of an Indian Passport was required to have an Airport Transit Visa. However holders of US Visa were exempted from this.From July 23rd 2018, France has waivered the Airport Transit Visa requirement for all Indian citizens, regardless of where you are travelling to.You can read the details here at BorderTribeHence to summarise, If you are travelling to USA through Paris and you are simply changing planes at CDG, you do not require an Airport Transit Visa