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Southampton Airport

Southampton Airport is a small airport located in Eastleigh, near Southampton, England. Southampton Airport is administered by the British Airports Authority (BAA), as is the case with several other British airports. In 2007, the airport served 1,965,686 passengers, and has just one runway.

Supposedly constructed over what was an ancient Roman villa, Southampton Airport opened for commercial aviation in 1932, and flights have continued ever since.

Parking at Southampton Airport

There is both short and long term parking at Southampton Airport. The airport has secure facilities very close to the airport, with 24-hour CCTV and regular patrols, with an efficient transfer service. As is the case with all BAA-run airports, if you book your parking online or by phone, you can expect a good discount against the price of just turning up.

Distance from Southampton

Southampton Airport is located roughly 4 miles northeast of the city of Southampton.

Transport Links to Southampton

Southampton Airport is linked by rail through the Southampton Airport (Parkway) station, with a trip to Southampton Central taking around eight minutes. The U1C, 14 and 14A bus services run from the airport to Southampton city centre. By road, the airport is located close to the junction of the M3 and M27 motorways, which link it to Southampton. Of course, taxis are always readily available outside the terminal building.

Business and Conference Facilities at Southampton Airport

There are no facilities at the airport itself, but nearby is the Regus Conference centre, which does offer these type of facilities. Also, hotels such as the Best Western Botleigh Grange Hotel in particular, offer large and state-of-the-art facilities nearby.

Dusseldorf International Airport

Dusseldorf International airport is the third largest airport in Germany. In 2007, 17.8 million passengers used the airport. The airport opened in 1927, and has expanded and improved almost constantly ever since, with notable events including the opening of the “Fernbahnhof Dusseldorf Flughafen”, or Dusseldorf airport’s railway station, and the Skytrain monorail opening in 2002.

Finally, it is worth noting that Dusseldorf is fully equipped to handle the new Airbus A380 aircraft, and is the back up airport to Frankfurt for this aircraft in bad weather.

Parking Facilities at Dusseldorf International Airport

There is both short-term and long-term parking at Dusseldorf airport. Long term parking should cost roughly 78 Euros for two weeks, and nearly all the car parks are connected to the aforementioned Skytrain monorail to get you to your terminal building. Furthermore, car parking at Dusseldorf has some excellent optional extras, such as having your car cleaned or even having your car fixed or serviced whilst you are away.

Airport Distance from Dusseldorf and the surrounding area

Dusseldorf International is situated about 5 and a half miles from the centre of Dusseldorf city centre.

Transport Links to Dusseldorf

By car, the airport has its own exit off the A44 autobahn. Taxis are also readily available outside central arrivals, and getting to Dusseldorf should cost you around 16 Euros.

As mentioned above, Dusseldorf has its own railway station, which has links to the city centre station. The bus station is also located in front of central arrivals, and there are many services including the 760 and SB51 that run into the city.

Conference and Business Facilities at Dusseldorf International Airport

The Wollhaf Conference and Business Centre at Dusseldorf airport offers professional, state-of-the-art conference facilities at the airport. The Sheraton Dusseldorf and the Maritim Airport hotels also offer close-by conference and business facilities