Airports in Europe - 1800-Fly Airport Directory

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Europe Airports

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Amsterdam Schiphol Airport: (AMS) (Holland)
Schiphol is linked by rail to 75 per cent of all railway stations in Holland, either direct or with one change, as well as to major cities in Belgium, France and Germany.

CitizenM Schiphol Airport Hotel:
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Barcelona Airport (Aeropuerto de Barcelona): (BCN) (Spain)
Barcelona Airport, 13km southwest of the City (along the Autovia de Castelldefels), has three terminals: Terminal A is for foreign airline departures and international arrivals; Terminal B serves Spanish airline departures and European Union arrivals; and Terminal C is for Air Shuttle flights and general aviation. The Aerobus service departs from Plaza Catalunya, in front of El Corte Ingles, and stops at all terminals. There are also RENFE train services to the airport from Clot-Arago, Arc de Triomf, Placa Catalunya and Barcelona Sants.

Belgrade International Airport: (BEG) (Yugoslavia)
Located 12km west of Belgrade, the terminal building consists of two connected blocs: Terminal 1 for domestic traffic and Terminal 2 for international traffic. JAT (Yugoslav Airlines) has a special coach service for transporting passengers from the city of Belgrade to the Airport -- departs from the Slavija Hotel with stops at the Belgrade Railway Station and the Fontana Restaurant in New Belgrade.

Berlin International Airports:
It is still primarily holidaymakers that take off from Berlin-Schonefeld Airport for sunny destinations around the Mediterranean and in the Caribbean, but soon the entire air traffic for the Berlin-Brandenburg region will be concentrated at the airport in the southeast of the city. Schonefeld will be expanded to become the Berlin Brandenburg International Airport; the downtown airports at Tegel and Tempelhof will then be closed.

Berlin-Schoenefeld Airport: (SXF) (Germany)
Buses and trains provide a quick and convenient connection from the center of Berlin to the Airport (18km) -- Berlin-Zoologischer Garten Bahnhof to Schoenefeld station, by train, takes 31 minutes -- where a free AirportExpress Terminal-Shuttle will take you to the airport terminal.

Berlin-Tegel Airport: (TXL) (Germany)
From Airbus to Jetbus, the JetExpressBus TXL operates from Tegel Airport right into the heart of the old-new city and back. The service runs every ten minutes from early in the morning until late in the evening connecting the airport with the government district, Unter den Linden and U Franz�sische Str.. It also stops at a few main stations, where you can easily transfer to Berlin's extensive underground, S-Bahn train and bus network.

Berlin-Tempelhof Airport: (THF) (Germany)
Berlin-Tempelfof Airport is located on the U6 line, at Platz der Luftbrucke.

Biarritz - Anglet - Bayonne International Airport: (BIQ) (France)
The number of passengers passing through Aeroport BAB ranks it 14th among French airports. Shuttle buses run to Biarritz town centre, Anglet-beaches and Bayonne as well as St. Jean de Luz and Hendaye.

Bilbao Airport: (BIO) (Spain)
The Bizkaibus Service leaves from the Plaza Moyua in Bilbao, takes half an hour and stops in Parque Etxebarria and Enrique Ibarrieta 2. Daily service from 6:00 to 22:00, at half hour intervals (Saturdays and Bank Holidays every hour).

Bologna (Aeroporto G. Marconi): (BLQ) (Italy)
The Aerobus runs from the airport to the train station and takes about 20 minutes.

Bordeaux (Aeroport de Bordeaux-Merignac): (BOD) (France)
Located west of the Bordeau Ring Road (Junction 11) the best way to get to and from Bordeaux Airport, if you're not renting a car, is to travel by Jet'Bus. The journey time between the airport and Gare St Jean is 30-45 minutes.

Brussels Airport: (BRU) (Belgium)
Trains operate regularly between Brussels Airport and all three main railway stations in Brussels: South, Central and North. The Airport City Express runs four times an hour, from just before 06:00 to about midnight.

Bucharest Baneasa International Airport: (BBU) (Romania)
Baneasa International is located on the northern limit of Bucharest City. As Bucharest's second airport -- Otopeni is the major international gateway -- Baneasa also acts as a backup airport for Otopeni, Sofia and Constanta airports.

Bucharest Otopeni International Airport: (OTP) (Romania)
Express Bus #783 connects Bucharest Otopeni International Airport with the center of Bucharest (aprox. 40 mins) with stops at Baneasa Airport; Piata Presei Libere; Piata Victoriei (subway links between Piata Victoriei and North Railway Station ); Piata Romana; Piata Universitatii; and Piata Unirii.

Copenhagen Airport: (CPH) (Denmark)
Voted European Airport of the Year 1999, Copenhagen airport calls itself the North European Hub. This is how you get to Copenhagen airport by train.

Frankfurt Airport: (FRA) (Germany)
Thanks to numerous rail and bus links, you can get to and from Frankfurt Airport quickly and easily, even without a car.

Kevlavik Airport: (KEF) (Iceland)
Iceland's main airport is on the peninsula at Keflavik, near Reykjavik.

Ljubljana Airport: (LJU) (Slovenia)
Airport map and contact numbers.

Madrid (Barajas Airport): (MAD) (Spain)
The Airport bus line (yellow buses) connects the Airport Terminal Buildings and Madrid centre. Metro access from the airport is halfway between Terminal T2 and Parking P-2, in the connecting walkway. The Metro Station is called AEROPUERTO and runs on line 8 from Nuevos Ministerios to Barajas.

Milan Airports: (Italy)
Whether you're flying through Malpensa (MXP) or Linate (LIN), you can find all the real time information from the Societe Esercizi Aeroportuali; complete with car parking, car rentals, and helpful maps.

Moscow (Sheremetyevo Airport): (SVO) (Russia)
Sheremetyevo is 29 km from the centre of Moscow. Bus No 551 from 'Rechnoy vokzal' metro station; or bus No 517 from 'Planernaya' metro station. There's also an express bus and fixed route taxis.

Munich Airport (Flughafen Munchen): (MUC) (Germany)
Flughafen Munchen (Franz Josef Strauss) is 28.5 kilometers north-east of the center of Munich. The Airport Rapid Transit Train S1 shuttles from the Airport via Neufahrn, Laim and Hauptbahnhof (main station) to Ostbahnhof. The Airport Rapid Transit Train S8 shuttles from the Munich Airport via Ostbahnhof and Hauptbahnhof to Pasing.

Oslo Airport: (OSL) (Norway)
There's easy access to the airport from Highway E6 at Jessheim on a four-lane highway which runs right to the airport terminal.

Airport Express:
The Airport Express Train takes a little over 20 mins from Gardermoen to downtown Oslo. Only in Norwegian.

Norwegian State Railways:
All InterCity and Express Trains on the stretch Skien - Oslo - Lillehammer - Trondheim run via Oslo Airport Gardermoen. You can plan your Norway experience by train by using the NSR travel planner.

Paris (Charles de Gaulle Airport): (CDG) (France)
There are six terminals at Roissy (14 miles from Paris), so make sure you know which one you should be going to.

Paris (Orly Airport): (ORY) (France)
Orly is only 9 miles from Paris.

Pisa (Galileo Galilei) International Airport: (PSA) (Italy)
Galileo Galilei is the international airport serving Pisa and Florence. Real time flight schedules, information about airlines, cargo services, ground transportation, parking, car rental, and airport news.

Prague-Ruzyne Airport: (PRG) (Czech Republic)
Prague International Airport is easily reached by public transport.

Swedish Airports: (Sweden)
LFV is responsible for 14 airports. Besides these 14, LFV is also responsible for 5 Military Air Bases, called Air Stations, and all air traffic control services.

Vienna Airport (Flughafen Wien): (VIE) (Austria)
Flughafen Wien is conveniently located in the heart of Europe. The English section is still waiting for take-off.

Zurich-Kloten Airport: (ZRH) (Switzerland)
Zurich-Kloten Flughafen has about 250,000 landings and take-offs of 150 international and domestic airlines annually, making it Europe's ninth most important airport. The Airport, at Kloten, has excellent train connctions to downtown Zurich, Bern and Geneva, and special night buses for late arrivals.

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