Aeroports de Lyon
Lyon-Satolas Airport was inaugurated on 12 April 1975 by Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, President of the French Republic, in the presence of Pierre Doueil, Regional Prefect, and Fernand Blanc, President of the Lyon Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIL). On 20 April 1975, Lyon-Satolas Airport succeeded Lyon-Bron and welcomed the first 150 passengers arriving from Paris aboard an...
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Finavia Tampere-Pirkkala Airport
Tampere-Pirkkala has rapidly become the third-busiest airport in Finland. Finnair and Finncomm operate flights to Helsinki and Blue1 to Stockholm. Ryanair has inexpensive flights to several European countries. Wingo operates route Turku-Tampere-Pirkkala-Oulu. In 2007, approximately 688,000 passengers used the Tampere-Pirkkala Airport.
The Pirkkala CLX Business Zone to be...
Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport
Helsinki Airport is known for the high quality and reliability of its modern services.
Helsinki Airport was opened in 1952 for the Helsinki Olympic Games. Today, the airport handles over 13 million passengers a year and provides around 20,000 jobs.
Helsinki Airport is advantageously situated along the most direct and quickest route from Europe to Asia. The Via Helsinki service...
Oslo Lufthavn AS
Oslo Airport (OSL) is Norway’s main airport. The airport serviced 19 million passengers in 2008. Oslo Airport has been named Europe’s most punctual airport three times by the AEA (Association of European Airlines).
OSL lies in the municipality of Ullensaker, approximately 47 kilometres north of Oslo. The airport has a strong environmental profile and focuses on public...
Mazury-Szczytno International Airport
Szczytno-Szymany International Airport is a currently inoperative[1] Polish regional airport located in the village Szymany, some 10 km from the center of the city of Szczytno in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship in the North of Poland.
International Airport "Szczytno-Szymany" is surroundedby unique forests and beautiful lakes and is the only airport designed for domestic and...
Eindhoven Airport NV
A good (inter) national accessibility is a prerequisite for the region of Southeast Brabant to economic development. Eindhoven Airport wants a multi-modal transportation where speed and experience added values.
Values
Fast, With his all, Innovative, Leading and Simple. These five core pressures on how they tackle the things to which they aspire.
The shares of Eindhoven...
Lisbon Airport
Lisbon Airport was opened on 15 October, 1942, with four 1,000 m runways. It quickly expanded, with extended runways and a new terminal. It also expanded its parking facilities to allow more aircraft movements (110 437 in 2002). It has six jetways.
The Lisbon Airport, providing service to the capital of Portugal, is the busiest and most important airport in the country.
The...
Chisinau International Аirport
Chisinau Airport is a strategic location, at the junction between the commercial roads of Asia and Europe. Nowadays Chisinau Airport is the main and biggest airport of the Republic of Moldova. The terminal, built in 1970 and upgraded in 2000, has a processing capacity of 1.2 mlm. passengers per year and 425 passengers per hour (according to the data from the year 2007). The...
Malta International Airport plc
Malta International Airport plc was registered as a company on the 16th May 1991 (registration number C 12663) and commenced operations on 1st January 1992. Initially, MIA managed and operated the air terminal but was later entrusted with the responsibility of the entire airport. Before 1992 these activities had been undertaken by the Government's Air Terminal Department since...
Skopje Alexandаr the Great Airport
Skopje Alexander The Great Airport has on its disposal a passenger terminal with an area of 4000 m , with a capacity of two entrance and two exit gates, which enable servicing of 500 000 – 600 000 passengers annually. The airport platform has a capacity of 15 parking places for commercial and general aviation aircrafts, including the wide body aircrafts.
The capacities of the...
Henri Coanda International Airport
Henri Coanda International Airport is Romania's main international airport, serving the capital city of Bucharest along with the smaller Baneasa Aurel Vlaicu. Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport is situated at 16,5 km distance from Bucharest down-town. It is named after Romanian flight pioneer Henri Coanda, the builder of the world's first jet powered aircraft. Until...
Luxembourg Airport
Beginning in the Thirties, there was no commercial aviation in Luxembourg; the Luxembourg sport aviation pioneers chose the Findel site as home base to host their activities and developments. After a great deal of efforts, an appropriate law was adopted by the Parliament concerning the construction of an airport and the regulation of air traffic (Law of 19 March 1937).
Traffic...
Vilnius International Airport
An independent company since 30 September 1991. The company occupies the area of 326 ha, and the length of the aerodrome perimeter is 10.54 km. The length of the runway is 2,515 m; width – 50 m; PCN83/F/D/X/T; Landing Category I, Siemens signal signal lights system. The airport is located on a plateau in the south of Vilnius. It is only 7 km, or 15 minutes drive by car from...
RIGA International Airport
The building of the RIGA International Airport was built in October 1974. At that time it operated as the local airport within the territory of former USSR. At that time it was the administrative component of "Aeroflot" without the rights to manage independently. The incomes of the airport were sent to the central accounting bills of "Aeroflot" in Moscow and then they were...
Turin Airport
Turin Airport is one of the most important economic entities in Piedmont and provides employment for approximately 3,000 people.
Turin airport, managed by SAGAT, is an up-to-date structure that is able to provide users with a continuously improving range of services. It is well-connected to all major European hubs, and can be easily reached from any part of the world via an...