Airport Guide

Welcome to Sandefjord Airport Torp
Our aim is to be the easiest way to Norway!  From the airport you can continue either with bus, car, taxi or train. At the airport we hope you will enjoy our facilities and that you find everything you need.

Opening hours terminal:

Mon - Friday

04:30-24:00

Saturday

04:30-21:30

Sunday

04:30-24:00

Opening hours Service Office:

Monday – Friday

06:00-23:00

Saturday

06:00-23:00

Sunday

07:30-23:00

Meeting and conference rooms

At Sandefjord Airport Torp you can rent meeting and conference rooms without having to leave the airport. Our four comfortably furnished meeting rooms with a capacity of 50 people are located on the first floor of the domestic terminal.
All rooms are equipped with flipcharts, a whiteboard and an overhead projector. It is also possible to rent a video player and an AV projector. The AV projector allows you to make your presentations using a laptop PC.

Airport Website : http://www.torp.no

Article Source : http://www.torp.no

Moss Airport Rygge is centrally located in southeastern Norway. With a new terminal building, infrastructure, parking area and runway, this airport is personally organized to offer a wide spectrum of national and international scheduled routes and charter traffic.

Our goal is for Moss Airport Rygge to become one of Europes most efficient airports for use and enjoyment by the local population and business travelers.

The Norwegian Defense has given us permission to run civilian air traffic from Rygge, while the company Rygge Civil Airport AS (RSL) is responsible for building, ownership, and operating the civilian air terminal.

Rygge sivile lufthavn AS (RSL) - in English: Rygge Civil Airport - is a privately owned company established in 1999.

This company was established in order to develop, plan, construct, and operate the civilian airport at Rygge. RSL will operate a profitable airport with a mind to serving the population and businesses in the region. We aim to run the airport with a focus on the environment and passenger safety.
RSL aims at Moss Airport Rygge being one of the most efficient regional airports in Europe, with a thought to airline and passenger flows, with a well-organized ground transport service.
The airport will establish a national and international flight route network based on scheduled routes and charter traffic, at comfortable prices. 

Airport Website : http://www.en.ryg.no

Article Source : http://www.en.ryg.no

Oslo Airport (OSL) was established on 13 November 1992, a month after the Norwegian Parliament had passed a motion to build the new airport. OSL is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Avinor AS, the former Norwegian Air Traffic and Airport Management (NATAM).

OSL was involved in the planning, construction, ownership and operation of the new main airport at Gardermoen, located 47 km north of Oslo. On 1 January 1997, OSL took on responsibility for the operation of the existing airports at Fornebu just outside Oslo and at Gardermoen. This increased the number of OSL staff by 400, not including the 240 people already employed on the construction project. Transfer of responsibility for operation of the airports has been completed well in advance of the new airport's opening. In this way, staff with a great deal of experience and expertise within the field are in place, enabling the company to be as prepared as possible.

The establishment of OSL as a public limited company was a requirement of the Government's proposal to the Norwegian Parliament. This step was taken because of the socio-economic benefits of the project, which is being financed entirely by user fees. Investment in construction and commissioning costs are financed by loans arranged through Norges Bank. Therefore, the construction of the new airport has not affected the national budget. After the airport was completed in 1998, the loans was repaid by normal aviation charges and commercial income generated from its operation. Total investment amounts to NOK 11.4 billion (based on 1992 conversion rates), including acquisition of land and compensation.

Airport Website : http://www.osl.no

Article Source : http://www.osl.no/

Airport Facilities

Airport shop

 If your travel destination lies outside the European Union (for example, in Turkey), you may take advantage of the opportunity to purchase items in our Airportshop “duty free.” *

The Airportshop also has attractive offers for travellers to other destinations. Newspapers, magazines, and perfumes are available here, in addition to other items.

If you are easily bothered by the changes in air pressure during flight, you may want to purchase special earplugs, also for sale in the Airportshop.

* Be aware that duty free shopping is only available for travellers who have not yet gone through the passport check point.

Airport Website : www.gae.nl

Netherlands Airport : Groningen Airport Eelde

At the airport If you need more information about destinations, flight schedules, connecting possibilities, departure times, airport facilities or if you just would like to arrange a taxi, please turn to the Information desk of Eindhoven Airport in the main hall.
The Information desk is open:

Monday to friday.
05.45 - 23.00 uur

Saturday
08.00 - 20.00 uur

Sunday
10.00 - 22.00 uur

The terminal building is closed during the night. It iis not possible to sleep in or around the terminal. For more information you may also call +31(0)40 29 19 818 or email info@eindhovenairport.nl.

Opening hours Terminal
Monday until Friday : 05.45 – 23.00
Wednesday : 05.30 – 23.00
Saturday : 06.45 – 20.00
Sunday : 10.00 – 22.00

Bus tickets, telephone cards and stamps
At the information desk you also can buy bus tickets, telephone cards or stamps. Tickets for express bus to Amsterdam available at the Information desk or in the express bus.
Newspapers
Even for your daily newspaper you can go to the Information desk. We offer the English newspaper The Herald Tribune and several Dutch newspapers such as Eindhovens Dagblad, De Telegraaf and Het Financiële Dagblad.
Forgot to buy a photofilm?
Quickly snap some photos at the airport? The information desk offers several photo films and ready to use cameras.
Lost & found luggage
Your luggage is handled with the greatest care. For questions about lost & found luggage please contact the information desk of Eindhoven Handling, tel +31 (0)40 25 16 142.
Lost & found
Did you leave something in the airplane or at the airport? Information about lost property is available at the Information desk of Eindhoven Airport, tel +31 (0)40 29 19 818

Airport Website : www.eindhovenairport.com

Netherlands Airport : Eindhoven Airport

Netherlands Airport : Eindhoven Airport

Netherlands Airport : Eindhoven Airport

The 50th anniversary of Rotterdam Airport

The year 2006 was a special year for Rotterdam Airport, because of our 50th anniversary. This must of course be celebrated. That's what we've done with our travellers, neighbours, relations, employees and family. A lot of special activities were organised and there were several competitions with interesting prizes.

Airport Website : www.rotterdam-airport.nl

NEDERLANDS Airport : Rotterdam Airport

NEDERLANDS Airport : Rotterdam Airport

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 m passengers per year and 425 passengers per hour (according to the data from the year 2007). The Airport has one runway (3590 metres in length and 45 metres in width, with the appointed code 4 C) which is operable 24 hours a day. Chisinau International Airport is a member of Airports Council International (European region), the “Airport” Association of CIS Civil Aviation and the ALFA ACI (L’association des Aeroports de Langue Francaise Associes a l’Aeroports Council International). Its adequate location and excellent transport networking turns the Airport into an ideal start spot for tourist and business trips.

Airport Website : www.airport.md

Moldova airport : Chisinau Airport

Malta International Airport handled 1.41 million passengers between January and June this year, an increase of 178,462 movements (14.5%) over the same period in 2007.

In the course of a media conference, MIA’s CEO Julian Jaeger analysed the traffic operations during the first half of this year. Aircraft movements increased by 4.3% whilst the seat capacity surpassed the 2 million figure with an increase of nearly 7%. More importantly, the seat load factor increased from 65.2% to nearly 70% during the past six months. Cargo and Mail activity is also on the rise with an increase of 7.1% for a total of 9,244 tonnes handled.

Mr Jaeger said that the airlines’ business mix has changed mostly due to the higher presence of low-cost airlines. “With Ryanair commencing its operation of new routes in 2008 as well as the advent of Easyjet, Vueling, Norwegian and Volareweb, low-cost carriers increased their share of operation by 11.2% and currently command a 20% share of the total traffic to Malta. Legacy airlines have increased the number of passenger movements by 34,500 but have lost close to 7.5% of their market share, decreasing to 71%. Increases are mostly directed at the expense of the charter operations, losing 3.8% of the market share and translating into 30,500 passengers less during the first six months of this year. However, this evolution in the business mix falls in line with international trends” Mr Jaeger said.

Airport Website : http://www.maltairport.com

Malta Airport : Malta International Airport

Malta Airport : Malta International Airport Image by wikipidia

Australia Airport  :                 

Sydney Airport	Perth Airport	Melbourne Airport
Brisbane Airport	Cairns International Airport	Adelaide Airport

New Zealand  Airport  :

Auckland International Airport

Christchurch International Airport

Queenstown Airport

 Fiji Airport :

Nadi International Airport

TRAVELING PROPOSITIONS

Passengers traveling from “Alexander the Great” Airport are obligated to be at airport120 minutes before estimate time of departure and should contact check-in counters located in the main hall opposite to information desk (meeting point), marked with flight number and traveling destination. Registration of passenger and baggage must be done with flight ticket and valid traveling documents. After check-in passengers are proceeding through passport and customs control. Check-in counters are closing 30 min before scheduled time of departure.

Documents you may need
Before traveling you should check if your passport is valid for the period of your travel and you have all the visas you need?

Airline Tickets
You may purchase airline tickets directly from the air carrier or through agencies that are authorized to sell airline tickets.

Airport Website : www.skp.airports.com.mk

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