Acknowledged as being the biggest airport in entire Germany, Frankfurt Airport is an imperative transportation center that have managed approximately 52 million passengers in the year 2005, it is as a result known to be the 3rd most popular airport amongst the European travelers only after London-Heathrow airport which is followed in the list by Paris-Charles de Gaulle. The planning for the expansion of the airport is going on. It has been decided to construct the fourth runway, even though the decision regarding the same has been delayed a number of times. At present there are only two terminals which severs the airport, the construction of the third terminal is currently going on. The ground used by the earlier American air base is been utilized for the third terminal, which is placed in  [...] 

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Athens International Airport is mostly acknowledged as “Elefthérios Venizélos”, which started functioning on 29th March 2001, is the solitary national airport that provides the city of Athens airway traffic. The airport is the most important core and pedestal for Olympic Airlines, which is state-owned airline by Greece and as well for Aegean Airlines and provides additional 15 million travelers every year. The airport takes its name after the popular politician Eleftherios Venizelos. The airport is turning out to be growing well-liked as an entrance to Southeast as well as East Asian cities, with direct flights to cities such as Bangkok, as well as Singapore, and also Beijing, plus is the biggest European entrance airport to the region of Middle East owing to its nearness to the  [...] 

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Berlin, the capital city of German, has three major airports (Schoeneveld, Tegel and the minor Tempelhof). In year 2011 there will be solitary one international airport for Germany; Schoenefeld Airport will be changed to Hauptstadt Airport Berlin Brandenburg International (BBI). The amount of travelers that Tegel manages has increased in the previous years. In year 2005 approximately 12 million passengers have traveled through this airport, which is a subsequent increase of almost 4.5% with compared to the year 2004. The shape of the airport terminal is hexagonal throughout which travelers are merely required to walk very little distances, in the centre, the space for parking is provided. To house the increasing amount of the travelers, a second lengthened terminal A1 has been constructed.  [...] 

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Grenoble-Isère Airport commonly known Aéroport de Grenoble-Isère serves the region of Grenoble which is located almost 2.5 km in the northwestern region of St Étienne-de-St-Geoirs as well as 40 km in the northwestern region of Grenoble, both collective farms in France’s Isère, département. It is as well acknowledged as Grenoble-St-Geoirs Airport. The designation, Isere, passes on to the township, Romans-sur-Isere sited in the southwestern region of the airport. Train links link the airport with Grenoble’s centre. The airport managed almost 474,083 travelers in the year 2008. Car Parking The car parking space made available by the airport management houses almost 500 cars. The parking lot is place in the exterior region of the main terminal. The initial hour of parking is not charged. Car  [...] 

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Sofia is the city of Bulgaria and its airport is situated at a distance of 5 kilometre to the east of Sofia. The airport handles nearly 3.23 million passengers every year. It was earlier built during 1930s to serve the city. The code of the airport is SOF and has only two terminals. The airport also has its official website as www.sofia-airport.bg. The airport built a new runway system on 31 August 2006. It was made as 210 metres towards north of the old runway and the length of it is of 3,600 metres towards the eastern end by crossing the Iskar river bed on a specifically constructed bridge. Terminal 1 is famous to the inbound and outbound passengers residing in the city and was built during the first half of 20th century. This terminal was opened on 16 September 1937. Terminal 2 was formally  [...] 

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