This is a great choice to fly in and out of. It's smaller and easy to get through, plus there are…read moremany bars, restaurants and shops to keep you busy until your flight leaves. If I have a choice, I will choose to fly into Dusseldorf instead of Frankfurt, but Frankfurt does have a lot more options. I have been through here many tomes over the years, and it has always been a pleasant experience.

Dusseldorf airport is one of my favorites. It's clean, people are friendly and the ADA services top…read morenotch. Security is good. Just had a little hiccup with regard to a medical device. In my case my cooling vest and ice packs. Security, TSA, Police all were called and after explaining what it was and showing a letter written and signed by my doctor explaining what it was and why it was needed, a few swipes and some tests and we were good to go. Hot tip: bring a doctors note for ADA medical devices etc. It just might get you out of a jam.

Flying in and out of this airport was a pleasant experience…read more It's smaller so a lot easier to navigate than others. The airport is clean and somewhat modern with shops and restaurants. Employees are friendly and engaging. A note of significance is that part of the Berlin Wall is on display here. How incredible is that? To have an authentic memorial installed at the airport.

When we visited Germany, we flew into the Koln Bonn Airport (CGN). This is a smaller airport so it…read morewas much less intimidating than Schiphol or Heathrow, which we also flew into. Immigration lines were short and everything was efficient, although we didn't check bags or fly OUT of this airport, so I can't comment on those aspects. The wifi worked well and the bathrooms were clean and plentiful. I also love the branding/art of the airport with the little car train, suitcase, and plane icons. The train station is just below the terminal, which is very convenient. We did have to wait a long time for the train, but that's on the train system and not the airport. Thankfully the station is covered from the rain! From the airport, it's a short and fairly cheap ride into Cologne. If you're coming to Germany, The Koln/Bonn airport is a great option.

The visitors terrace is free for visit and provides a nice view throughout the runway. Also, the…read morearrival is very small, you're making it very fast through security and baggage claim. You'll better leave the airport then as there's nothing more to see. The expensive rates for coffee (4€) and coke (3.50€) and a coffee machine in the arrival section that was out of order (offering coffee for around 2.50€ and soup) and a lift that makes you crazy (slow and always stopping where you don't wanna go) combined with a dark arrival section results in just 2 stars out of 5.

Little provincial airport. No places to rest, no places to get any food inside the terminal and…read moreEXTREMELY loud, very frequent useless announcements commanding passangers to get to the waiting areas. Though getting through security is fast and gets you to the plane really quick. About the only goid thing about this airport.

Actually, I liked Weeze Airport when we landed here in December. It was chaos because of the snow…read moreat all the other airports around but not here so much. There were several delays but that was all. To get to the nearest train station you have to take a bus to Düsseldorf. The price for that is 14 EUR. It takes you an hour and a half. The airport is nice and small, has a few shops. We had an apple drink (Schorle) when we landed. The toilets were clean. The people behind the info desks were very friendly. Good parking possibilities, too. Weeze was a military airport once. It is very close to the Netherlands, to the Dutch border. I would always go from here again. Remember: Weeze is not Düsseldorf!

This airport is usually great! We flew out on 12/14/24 and security was closed! A person waiting in…read moreline asked them if we could get through so we could go chill either at their cafe or at the lounge! The response was "it's winter season" and they would open 25 minutes later! Very interesting!

Nice, small terminal at FMO. Halfway between Münster and Osnabrück, directly on the A1 autobahn…read more(and the newly-opened autobahn exit). Parking is available in two parking structures directly across from the terminal, or ground parking in the more-distant long-term lots. The walk can be a bit long if the weather does not cooperate. Check-in is fast, but limited shopping/eating before security. There are 2 cafés (lower level at Arrivals, or upper level before security), as well as an overpriced restaurant overlooking the runway. There is a free outside observation deck adjacent to the restaurant. The gates have sufficient seating, but hardly any refreshments available. But in general, the waiting time will be short anyway. LH offers flights to FRA and MUC, other airlines often change/adapt their schedules and destinations. Air Berlin has a good presence as well. Many charter flights in the vacation season.

Worst airline they charged me for not checking in online $200 per passenger I will never use you…read moreguys again

All I can say is, you get what you pay for. Long lines, delappedated equipment cramped seats…read moreridiculous baggage fees - 95 euro per bag. In the end I think I'd get a better value with other airlines. If you enjoy a 2 star hotel, this is a perfect match for you.

From the owner: De activiteiten van Maastricht Aachen Airport zijn gericht op het transport van passagiers en…read morevracht en het ontwikkelen van het Businesspark MAA inclusief bijbehorend vastgoed. Daarnaast heeft de luchthaven een actieve rol in de stichting Maastricht Maintenance Boulevard. Op Maastricht Aachen Airport vindt u vele interessante Business Opportunitities.