Nikola Tesla International Airport, named after the outstanding Serbian scientist, is located eighteen kilometres from Belgrade and twelve kilometres from the city’s railway station. Being the biggest and thus the busiest airport in Serbia, it also serves as an important…
Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP), also known as Otopeni Airport, is approximately 16 km north of central Bucharest. You can get from Bucharest Airport to the city centre by train, bus, taxi, Uber or Bolt. The journey usually takes…
Danylo Halytskyi Lviv International Airport is located 6km from the city centre of Lviv. It owes its present appearance to the European Football Championship held in Lviv in 2012. In the run-up to this sporting event a new building was…
Wroclaw Copernicus International Airport is situated 10 km from the centre of Wroclaw, located in south-western Poland. A few years ago a new, modern terminal was opened here to replace the old one. Wroclaw airport is now the base for…
Gdansk Lech Walesa International Airport is located in northern Poland, 12 km from the city of Gdansk. It consists of two passenger terminals – the old T1 and the new T2. The latter has now taken over the function of…
Milan Rastislav Štefánik International Airport, better known as Bratislava Airport or Bratislava-Ivanka Airport, is 9 km from the centre of the Slovak capital. Although the airport has just one terminal, it is the largest in Slovakia. In addition, Štefánik Airport…
Dublin International Airport is located in Collinstown, just 10 kilometres from the Irish capital, Dublin. As the largest airport in the country, Dublin Airport consists of two passenger terminals and is the headquarters of Europe’s largest low-cost carrier, Ryanair. Dublin…
Kaunas International Airport is located in the small town of Karmelava, 14 km north of Kaunas city centre. It is the second largest airport in Lithuania after Vilnius Airport. Kaunas Airport has only one terminal. The main carrier of the…
Palanga International Airport is located in the western part of Lithuania near the Baltic Sea. The distance from the airport to the centre of Palanga is 6 km, to Klaipeda 30 km. It is the third largest passenger traffic airport…
Bergen International Airport, also known as Flesland Airport, is located in the village of Flesland, which gives the airport its second name, and is 12 km from the centre of the Norwegian city of Bergen, which is very popular with…
Sandefjord Torp International Airport is located in Norway, 8 km from the city of Sandefjord and 118 km from the Norwegian capital Oslo. It’s a small airport with a single terminal used by low-cost airlines such as Wizz Air and…
Oslo International Airport is located at Gardermoen – hence the second name of the airport complex – 35 km north of the city of Oslo. Of all the airports serving the Norwegian capital, Gardermoen is the main one. Oslo airport…