Pavel Petrenko, who arrived at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport on a flight from Kabul on Monday, said he had "no complaints" about the conditions of his captivity but intended to see a doctor immediately, TASS news agency reported Monday.
"But I'm done with flights, there will be no more flights," he added, according to TASS.
Petrenko was seized in April, 2013 along with at least one Afghan citizen and eight Turkish engineers working for a construction company after his helicopter made an emergency landing in the eastern Logar province, Reuters reported earlier.
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