The Frankfurt airport is the largest German airport and the Frankfurt airport a separate district of Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt Airport has been one of the most important aviation hubs in the world for decades. In terms of annual passenger volume, it is the fourth largest airport in Europe after London-Heathrow, Paris-Charles de Gaulle and…
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Hurghada International Airport (HRG)
The Hurghada International Airport is one of the most important airports in Egypt. It is located near the major water sports tourist centers on the Red Sea, which are world famous for their spectacular coral reefs. Hurghada is mainly served by seasonal air traffic from Germany and other European countries. Flight connections from German airports…
Sharm El Sheikh Airport (SSH)
The Sharm el-Sheik International Airport after Cairo ‘s second largest commercial airport in the north African Arab Republic of Egypt and a hub for EgyptAir. URL: Sharm El Sheikh (SSH) Time zone: GMT 2 Service phone: +20 69 360 1140 Address: Sharm El Sheikh International Airport, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt Operator: Ministry of Civil Aviation…
Alexandria – Borg el Arab Airport (HBE)
The Borg El-Arab International Airport, also known under the name of Alexandria – Borg El-Arab is an important commercial airport, especially for Egyptian beach tourism. It is located near the destination Borg el Arab, which has hitherto been mainly used by local bathers, and which is about 55 kilometers southwest of Alexandria. Alexandria, the second…
Marsa Alam International Airport (RMF)
The Marsa Alam International Airport is a new important commercial airport for Egyptian tourism. The country’s first privately run airport is located in the south of the country, near Port Ghalib and above the dive site of Marsa Alam. Since the airport opened, the often tedious and exhausting bus journey from Hurghada Airport, approx. 270…
Luxor Airport (LXR)
The Luxor International Airport is an important and significant for tourism commercial airport in the northeast African Arab Republic of Egypt. In addition to the numerous year-round international charter flight connections to predominantly European countries, several Egyptian airports are also regularly served, such as Alexandria or Cairo, from where further connecting flights are possible. URL:…
Aswan Airport (ASW)
The Aswan International Airport is one of the most important airports of the North African Arab Republic of Egypt. Aswan, the southernmost city in the country, is like most cities on the banks of the Nile. There are regular scheduled flight connections to the capital, Cairo, from where other connecting flights are possible. URL: Aswan…
Alexandria International Airport (ALY)
The Alexandria – El Nouzha International Airport is one of the most important airports in Egypt. It is mainly used as a bathing destination by tourists from Egypt and the Middle East. Furthermore, the second largest city in Egypt still has the Alexandria – Borg el Arab airport, located approx. 45 kilometers to the south-west….
Assiut Airport (ATZ)
The Assiut International Airport is among the ten most important airports in the north African Arab Republic of Egypt. Assiut is located in Middle Egypt and, like most of the country’s cities, lies on the Nile. In addition to some international destinations, e.g. to Saudi Arabia, regular scheduled flight connections to the capital Cairo are…
Sohag Airport (HMB)
The Sohag International Airport is an Egyptian, in 2010 put into operation commercial airport in the same province on the western bank of the Nile. There are regular flight connections between Sohag and, for example, the airports in Cairo, Kuwait, Jeddah or Riyadh. URL: Sohag (HMB) Time zone: GMT 2 Service phone: +20 97 323…
Abu Simbel Airport (ABS)
The Abu Simbel Airport is one of the major, used mainly tourist traffic airports in the north African Arab Republic of Egypt. The temple complexes, which are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, are located in Nubia, in the south-west of the country, just before the border with Sudan. There are regular scheduled flight…
Marsa Matruh Airport (MUH)
The Marsa Matruh International Airport is an important airport in the North African Arab Republic of Egypt. Marsa Matruh is regularly served from Cairo by Egypt Air and in the summer months by various European charter airlines. URL: Marsa Matruh (MUH) Time zone: GMT 2 Operator: Ministry of Civial Aviation Transport connections: The airport is…
Cairo Airport (CAI)
The Cairo International Airport is the largest and most important airport in Egypt and the hub of the airlines Air Cairo, Alexandria Airlines AMC Airlines, AlMasria Airlines, Egypt Air, Egypt Air Express, Nesma Airlines and Nile Air. With more than 60 different regularly operating airlines it is the second busiest on the entire African continent…
Lalibela Airport (LLI)
The Lalibela Airport is one of the most important and busiest airports DERS northeast African landlocked country like Ethiopia. There are regular scheduled flight connections to, for example, Axum, Gondar, Bahar Dar and the capital Addis Ababa. URL: Lalibela (LLI) Time zone: GMT 3 Service phone: +251 33 336-0046 (Ethiopian Airlines, Lalibela Office) Address: Lalibela…
Dire Dawa Airport (DIR)
The Dire Dawa – Aba Tenna Dejazmach Yilma International Airport is a major commercial airport in the northeast African landlocked country like Ethiopia. There are regular scheduled flight connections to Kabri Dar, Jijiga, Shilavo or the capital Addis Ababa, for example, from where other connecting flights are also possible. URL: Dire Dawa (DIR) Time zone:…
Addis Ababa Airport (ADD)
The Addis Ababa-Bole International Airport is not only the largest and most important airport in Ethiopia but also in the whole of East Africa. In terms of annual passenger numbers, it is also one of the five busiest on the entire African continent. URL: Addis Ababa (ADD) Time zone: GMT 3 Service phone: +251 11…
Malabo Airport (SSG)
The Malabo – Saint Isabel International Airport is the largest and most important commercial airport of the small West African state of Equatorial Guinea. It is located near the capital of the same name, on the northeast coast of the volcanic island of Bioko and a hub for Ceiba Intercontinental, Cronos and Guinea Ecuatorial Airlines….
Cities and Towns in Bibb County, Alabama
Founded in 1818, Bibb County is the 45th biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Bibb County was formed from Montgomery County (as Cahawba County). The city of Centreville is the County seat. With population density of 36.8 residents per square miles, Bibb County has a population of 22,915…
Cities and Towns in Barbour County, Alabama
Founded in 1832, Barbour County is the 39th biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Barbour County was formed from Pike County. The city of Clayton is the County seat. With population density of 31 residents per square miles, Barbour County has a population of 27,457 and area of…
Cities and Towns in Baldwin County, Alabama
Founded in 1809, Baldwin County is the 7th biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Baldwin County was formed from Washington County and West Florida. The city of Bay Minette is the County seat. With population density of 114.6 residents per square miles, Baldwin County has a population of…
Cities and Towns in Autauga County, Alabama
Founded in 1818, Autauga County is the 23rd biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Autauga County was formed from Montgomery County. The city of Prattville is the County seat. With population density of 94.4 residents per square miles, Autauga County has a population of 54,571 and area of…
Cities and Towns in Winston County, Alabama
Founded in 1850, Winston County is the 43rd biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Winston County was formed from Walker County (as Hancock County). The city of Double Springs is the County seat. With population density of 40.1 residents per square miles, Winston County has a population of…
Cities and Towns in Wilcox County, Alabama
Founded in 1819, Wilcox County is the 62nd biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Wilcox County was formed from Dallas and Monroe counties. The city of Camden is the County seat. With population density of 13.14 residents per square miles, Wilcox County has a population of 11,670 and…
Cities and Towns in Washington County, Alabama
Founded in 1800, Washington County is the 51st biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Washington County was formed from Adams and Pickering counties of Mississippi Territory. The city of Chatom is the County seat. With population density of 16.28 residents per square miles, Washington County has a population…
Cities and Towns in Walker County, Alabama
Founded in 1823, Walker County is the 21st biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Walker County was formed from Blount, Jefferson, and Tuscaloosa counties. The city of Jasper is the County seat. With population density of 84.73 residents per square miles, Walker County has a population of 67,023…
Cities and Towns in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Founded in 1818, Tuscaloosa County is the 6th biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Tuscaloosa County was formed from Montgomery County and Choctaw territory. The city of Tuscaloosa is the County seat. With population density of 147.24 residents per square miles, Tuscaloosa County has a population of 194,656…
Cities and Towns in Tallapoosa County, Alabama
Founded in 1832, Tallapoosa County is the 31st biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Tallapoosa County was formed from Montgomery and Shelby counties. The city of Dadeville is the County seat. With population density of 58.04 residents per square miles, Tallapoosa County has a population of 41,616 and…
Cities and Towns in Talladega County, Alabama
Founded in 1832, Talladega County is the 17th biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Talladega County was formed from St. Clair and Shelby counties. The city of Talladega is the County seat. With population density of 111.66 residents per square miles, Talladega County has a population of 82,291…
Cities and Towns in Sumter County, Alabama
Founded in 1832, Sumter County is the 60th biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Sumter County was formed from Choctaw territory. The city of Livingston is the County seat. With population density of 15.22 residents per square miles, Sumter County has a population of 13,763 and area of…
Cities and Towns in Shelby County, Alabama
Founded in 1818, Shelby County is the 5th biggest county by population (out of 67) in the state of Alabama. Historically, Shelby County was formed from Montgomery County. The city of Columbiana is the County seat. With population density of 248.52 residents per square miles, Shelby County has a population of 195,085 and area of…