IATA code: VCEICAO code: LIPZPassengers: 10 million Venice Marco Polo Airport is located on the mainland, 8 km north of Venice center. It is the fourth busiest airport in Italy and counts more than 10 million passengers per year, thanks to the ever-increasing number of tourists visiting the Lagoon. If you’re planning on flying to […]
Prague airport (PRG) Václav Havel, is located around 18 km west of the city centre. The airport handled more than 17 million passengers in 2018, with the peak season in July and August when the airport handles almost 300 flights a day. How to get from Prague Airport to Prague Getting to and from Prague […]
IATA code: LJUICAO code: LJLJPassengers: ~ 1 million The Ljubljana Airport – Jože Pučnik, often referred to as Brnik Airport as well, is located 26 km north of Ljubljana’s city center. The airport yearly handles about 1.5 million passengers, of which the majority come during the summer season. If you’re flying to Ljubljana, make sure […]
IATA code: TIV ICAO code: LYTVPassengers: ~ 1 million Tivat Airport (TIV) is an international airport situated close to popular towns in Montenegro. For example, the distance from Tivat town is 4 km, from Kotor less than 10 km and from Budva approximately 20 km. It’s the busiest airport in Montenegro, the second-busiest being the […]
IATA code: TGDICAO code: LYPGPassengers: ~ 1 million Podgorica Airport (TGD) is situated 11 km southwest from Podgorica, on the road to Bar. It’s also called Airport Golubovci after a small town of Golubovci in the immediate vicinity of the airport. Podgorica Airport is connected with major European cities with international flights. In Montenegro there […]
If you are flying into Pula airport and need to get to one of the popular holiday cities in Istria, the shuttle timetable for 2016 might be quite helpful. Buses driving from the airport: Shuttle bus route one: From Pula airport to Umag From Pula airport to Novigrad From Pula airport to Porec From Pula […]
The airport of Trieste, officially called Aeroporto Friuli Venezia Giulia, is also called Ronchi dei Legionari after the eponimous town in the vicinity. It is situated by the highway between Venice and Trieste, about 40 km north-west from Trieste. The location of the airport is also suitable for those who travel to Istrian towns like […]
IATA code: SJJ ICAO code: LQSAPassengers: ~ 1 million Sarajevo Airport is the biggest airport in Bosnia & Herzegovina. It is located in Ilidža, 12 km southwest from the railway station. The airport handles around million passengers per year. If you’re flying to Sarajevo, read on and find out all the relevant information on its […]
Mostar Airport is located in Ortijes which is 7.5 km southeast from Mostar; it takes approximately 12 minutes to get there by car. Mostar Airport is mostly used by pilgrimage travellers; also low-cost seasonal airline companies from Italy have flights to Mostar Airport. These are the transport means from/to Mostar Airport: Airport bus: Mostar Airport […]
IATA Code: RJKICAO Code: LDRINumber of passengers: 200.000 Rijeka Airport (RJK), also known as Krk Airport, due to its location on Krk Island, is another international Croatian airport. It is located on the Krk Island, around 1 kilometer east of the town of Omišalj, and about 30 kilometers from Rijeka city centre. With approximately 200 […]