Airport Guide

The new Hamburg Airport

Hamburg Airport is a modern, customer-oriented service company. The opening of the new Terminal 1 in May 2005 was a further important milestone in the HAM 21 Extension Project. The completion of this spectacular project will mark the end of Hamburg Airport’s transition from metropolitan hub to one of Europe’s most convenient and appealing airports. New access roads, more parking spaces and the unique metropolitan location give air passengers from all over north Germany an unparalleled level of service and outstanding convenience. With more than 12 million passengers every year Hamburg Airport is Germany’s fifth-largest airport.

Airport Website : http://www.airport.de/

Hamburg Airport

Hamburg Airport

Hamburg Airport

Stay relaxed and healthy
on your flight leaving
Frankfurt Airport

We want to give you some recommendations for your flight so that you can better cope with the stress of a long flight.

7 Tips for a relaxed and healthy flight

• Drink a sufficient amount of liquids during the flight. There latively low humidity on board the aircraft effects that your skin and body dry out quicker. Fruit juices (without sugar) and
  mineral water are best.
• Do not drink alcoholic beverages. Alcohol widens blood vessels and may cause your legs to swell quicker.
• Get out of your seat several times and walk a few steps. This helps your blood circulation to stay in order.
• Wear comfortable clothing that is not too tight.
• Wear glasses instead of contact lenses to prevent inflammation of the conjunctiva.
• Take measures to prevent thrombosis.
• Do not eat fatty foods, drink coffee, black tea, coke and alcohol because these will remove more liquid out of your body than you supply to your body.

Airport Website : http://www.airportcity-frankfurt.com

Frankfurt International Airport

Frankfurt International Airport

Frankfurt International Airport

The Information Center at the Visitors Park

The information center features multimedia islands, adjustable screens for wheelchair users and information kiosks designed for children, providing an exciting and comprehensive overview of every aspect of flight operations at Munich Airport.

Airport Website : http://www.munich-airport.de/

Germany Airport : Munich airport

Germany Airport : Munich airport

Germany Airport : Munich airport

Germany Airport : Munich airport

Travel documents required for flying

• The child is leaving for a country where a national ID card is sufficient

  The child must also be able to present proof that they have permission to leave France.

• The child is traveling alone on an international flight
  - What ever the child's age, they require their own passport.
  - If the child is traveling to a country where a visa is required, they must also have one in their own name.
• The child is not a French citizen
  - The child must hold their own passport as well as a travel document
  - On returning to France, these documents will allow the child to:
• - reenter France or the external borders of the Schengen Area,
  - prove that they are allowed to stay in France.

Airport Website : http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/

Charles de Gaulle airport (Paris France Airport )

Charles de Gaulle airport (Paris France Airport )

Charles de Gaulle airport (Paris France Airport )

Charles de Gaulle airport (Paris France Airport )

About the Airport
Since 1934, Marseille Provence Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) has managed the airport .
In 1987, the French State renewed the concession for thirty years.
Since 1980, the Marseille-Provence CCI has managed the civilian area of the Air-en-Provence airfield.
Place : 3rd French airport (excluding Paris) for passenger traffic and 2nd for cargo traffic.
Special feature : 1st european low-cost terminal mp²
Quality process : ISO 9001-2000 DNV certification.
Civil aerodrome open to public air traffic.
Open to international traffic.
Opening hours : H24.
Classified category A (designed for long-distance services operated normally in all conditions)
GPS coordonates
43°44'21.64"N - 5°22'09.99"E

Airport Website : http://www.mrsairport.com/eng/index.jsp

Marseille Provence Airport

Marseille Provence Airport

Ivalo Airport is the northernmost airport in Finland and Lapland’s oldest tourist airport. In 2007, almost 146,000 passengers passed through the Lapinhelmi (Pearl of Lapland) terminal.
The gold fields of Tankavaara, the mountains of Saariselkä, Lake Inari and the world famous salmon rivers beckon travellers to the quiet of the wilderness. It is easy to get to northern Norway or Murmansk from Ivalo. Finnair operates the route between Helsinki and Ivalo.

Airport Website : http://www.finavia.fi/airport_ivalo

Airport guuide

Enontekiö Airport has an important part to play in the tourism of mountain Lapland - after all it does lie more than 1,000 km from the Finnish capital, Helsinki. You can continue your journey from the airport by light aircraft, snowmobile or reindeer team.
The number of charter flights to Enontekiö has rapidly increased. In 2007, approximately 25,000 passengers used the airport; international charter flights making up 24,200 of this figure. Finncomm Airlines flies to Enontekiö in March–May.

Airport Website : http://www.finavia.fi/airport_enontekio

Business flights

The Business Flights Terminal offers business airlines and private aircraft quick and uncomplicated service. Arrival and departure formalities can easily be handled in a few minutes at our modest-sized terminal.
The Business Flights Terminal provides all services required by passengers and flight traffic round the clock. Self-briefing (C/AIS /MET) is also available to our clients.

Supplementary services

Other services subject to a fee are also available to business airlines and private aircraft by advance booking.
• full-service ground handling
• booking of arrival and departure slots
• hotel and car reservations
• VIP services

Airport Website : http://www.helsinki-vantaa.fi/

The inauguration of the rebuilt and extended section of Kittilä's terminal building is being held today on 14 February. The investment programme covering the arrival and departure hall and the entire baggage systems is now at the stage where it can offer good and, at the same time, the necessary opportunities for developing and strengthening the region’s tourism industry.

The concourse for arrivals and departures, the restaurant and VIP room located in the old section of the terminal building were totally destroyed by fire in the summer of 2006. The destroyed areas (2,000m2) have been totally rebuilt. The premises have also been redesigned to make them more open and to better serve passengers. The new passenger areas were taken into use at the end of October 2007. The conference and VIP rooms will be opened for use during February.

Kittilä Airport is comparatively new due to the fact that of Finavia's provincial airports it has received the most investment since the 1980s. The total amount of investments during 2005–2008 will be EUR 8.3 million. Financing from the TE Centre for Lapland and the European Regional Development Fund, in addition to financing from Finavia, has created the opportunities to implement the projects. The latest extensions to the terminal building were completed in 2005 and 2006.

Airport Website : http://www.finavia.fi