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Airports of the world

Airports of the world
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Reviewed & updated by יהב עטיה · About the team

Every airport with its code, location and practical info: how to get to town, airport hotels, luggage storage and pre-booked transfers.

What decides how early to arrive

For a short-haul flight within Europe, two hours is enough. For an international flight — three, and four at busy airports like Istanbul, London Heathrow or Bangkok, especially in the morning. The time goes to border control and the security queue, not check-in. Travelling with a cabin bag and the airline's app, you can trim it.

Airport to city — almost never the taxi

Big airports have a train or direct shuttle to the centre that costs a fraction of a taxi and takes about the same time. A taxi is worth it when you're a few people, arriving at night, or with kids. A pre-booked private transfer gives a fixed price and a driver waiting with a sign — best for a late arrival. Each airport page has the exact numbers.

Sources: Airport data: OpenFlights (ODbL) — updated: August 2026

Questions & answers

Common questions

How early should I get to the airport?
Two hours for a short-haul flight, three for international, and four at busy airports in the morning. The time goes to borders and security.
Can I leave luggage at an airport?
Most large airports have a left-luggage service. It's usually cheaper and more flexible to use an in-city storage point near a main station.
How do I get from the airport to the city centre?
At big airports — a train or direct shuttle is the best value. A regulated taxi from the official rank, or a pre-booked private transfer at a fixed price. Each airport page has a price and time for each option.
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