Now, this was the nicer part of the airport - nice and comfortable seats along with a good…read moreselection of cafes, shops and amenities. Compared to the Ryanair terminal, this is heaven - seriously suggest people wait here rather than in the Ryanair terminal unless you plan to fight for a specific seat. This airport is extremely accessible from the city - simply take a short trip on the tram and you will arrive in the city center - one of the few cities in Europe where it only takes a 10-15 minute trip to get from the airport to the city! Must say, I was surprised to find a dedicated Werder Bremen check-in desk in the main terminal!

Bremen Airport makes you pay for water once you pass through passport control - in 29C internal…read moretemperature it was 4 euro a bottle just to be alive. Or you can drink from the toilets I guess.

Cattle drive boarding, weird architecture, minimal amenities, surly employees. Everything here…read morelooks temporary. I do not plan to fly Ryanair ever again.

Literally a tin can - being in the 21st century, I was very surprised by this terminal…read more This terminal is sparse, simply, the terminal is comprised of the arrival area (with the baggage belt in the arrivals area - but flying Ryanair, who in their right mind checks in luggage?), a sales counter for tickets, the check-in desk and a small departures area, which is more or less a passport check counter followed by a sitting area. Perhaps it is not the scale of the terminal that is surprising, but the outlook of it - personally, it seems like a very temporary structure which looks a little flimsy. True, they are no frills, but this stretched the fact quite a bit