Dresden Airport : 367 words

Dresden Airport holds IATA Code as DRS is an international airport in the Free State of Saxony in Germany. The airport is situated in Klotzsche, Dresden district 9 km north to the city center. The handles flights to some of the European metropolitan and many leisure destinations. The Airport also has a base for EADS EFW freight. The airport has a modern passenger terminal building having shopping area, restaurants and some service agencies. The facility is equipped with mid-sized apron stands, jet bridges and additional facilities for aircrafts as big as the Airbus A320.

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Dortmund Airport : 362 words

Dortmund Airport holds iATA Code as DTM. This is a small but an international airport situated around located 10 km towards east of Dortmund situated in North Rhine-Westphalia. The airport mainly serves the east part of Rhine-Ruhr area which is the largest urban agglomeration within Germany. The airport, in general serves budget airlines and charter flights. Dortmund Airport handled around two million passengers in 2013. Düsseldorf Airport is the nearest main international airport located around 70 km to the southwest.

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COLOGNE AIRPORT : 362 WORDS

Cologne Airport’s full name is Bonn airport that holds IATA Code as CGN. This is an international airport while Cologne is Germany‘s fourth largest city. The airport is also serving the former German capital, Bonn. The facility handled nearly 9.3 million passengers in 2012 and that makes Cologne as 7th largest airport in Germany while for cargo handling, it stands at 2nd position. As of early 2015, the airport connects to 115 destinations falling in 35 countries. The airport is situated in Porz district and its surroundings are all green that includes Wahner Heide nature reserve. Location of airport allows very convenient access to 15 kms away Cologne city centre located in the Cologne/Bonn Region. The airport operates 24/7 and is the hub for airlines like UPS Airlines, Germanwings and FedEx Express. On the other side the facility is hosting some space agencies like German Aerospace Center (DLR) and European Astronaut Centre (EAC), part of European Space Agency (ESA) as they give training to astronauts for exploring space.

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Bremen Airport : 371 words

Bremen Airport is in Northern Germany that holds IATA Code as BRE. The airport is less than 4 kms from Bremen and has handled 2.56 million passengers back in 2011. It mainly serves flights to European and leisure destinations having base for Ryanair and Germania airlines. The airport has just one terminal building housing shopping area and food points. The airport has jet bridges, aircraft service areas and midsized aircraft stands. Interesting part of airport is the Bremenhalle inside which is a small space and aviation exploration museum that displays the first Spacelab module and 1926 famous transport plane the Junkers W33 Bremen.

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Berlin Airport : 393 words

Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL) has bus connections to Berlin city center and that makes the airport quite well integrated in Berlin’s network for public transport. Outside the terminal A and B there are four stops of Berlin Transport Services, whereas the coach to Dresden has stop at Terminal E; at lower level of the terminal. The shopping area has almost all needs for the passengers together with books and magazines. All famous car rentals like Avis and Hertz are available. Berliner Bank, Berliner Volksbank and Postbank have their ATMs and other foreign exchange services like Reisebank and Travelex andothers have their foreign exchange counters to serve the travellers.

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Antalya Cabs and Taxis

Antalya is the 8th most populous city in Turkey. People visit this beautiful land from around the world due to its historical background and memories of Ottoman Empire. Transport system of the city consists of Land and air transport.

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Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST), Germany

Aachen Airport’s full name is Maastricht Aachen Airport that holds IATA Code as MST. Geographically, Aachen is a German city in the westernmost end of Germany, along Germany-Belgium and the Netherlands borders. Its location is 61 km towards southwest of Cologne.

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