Another example of Moscow metro station. This one is as old as Dinamo and Sokol, but not so important so its achitecture is simplier and spaces are narrower. The station was named after Central Airport (Aeroport in Russian) that located nearby. Planes are not allowed within the city for a long time, but Central Airport was used as a check-in point from where people would be taken to the real airport by bus. I have no idea what is over there nowadays, the only thing I know is that runways were destroyed to give space for new houses.
