Tag: airports

• Hong Kong Airports

  If you are planning a trip to Hong Kong soon you will find that although the region has three airports, only one is able to cater for international flights. Amazingly enough, though Hong Kong has sufficient landmass to cater for such a massive airport, the decision was made to join two islands off the coast […]

• Cancun International Airport

  Cancun International Airport (CUN), gateway to the marvelous Riviera Maya, is amongst the Caribbean’s busiest airports. Annually large numbers of passengers pass through the halls of Cancun Airport International eager to begin their adventure in this unique region. Situated just 12km from Cancun’s hotel zone, the airport hosts some 800 000 passengers every month during […]

• Puerto Rico Airports

  If you plan to visit the breathtaking island of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean, keep in mind you have approximately 23 different airports at your disposable to take you where your heart desires. If you plan to visit the breathtaking city of San Juan then your airport option is Luis Munoz Marin International Airport situated […]

• Gothenburg International Airport

  Gothenburg International Airport, is also known as Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport, and is located approximately 25 kilometers outside of Gothenburg. Gothenburg has a secondary airport, named Gothenburg City Airport. The Gothenburg International Airport is significantly smaller than Stockholm-Arlanda Airport, but still accommodates almost 4 million passengers annually. Gothenburg-Landvetter ...

• Noi Bai International Airport

  The Noi Bai International Airport in Vietnam is a situated roughly 45 kilometers from downtown Hanoi. It is the biggest airport in the northern part of the country and enjoys a light and airy feel as well as wonderfully modern interiors. Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam and while the airport is relatively small […]

• Canadian Airports

  Canada is a beautiful country with plenty to offer the average visitor. However, the terrain is varied and vast and sometimes the cities and towns are remote. Because of this many visitors often choose to travel by air and even some locals prefer the convenience of flight for long distance travel over road or train. […]

• Hong Kong International Airport

  Hong Kong International Airport, or the Hong Kong Airport, was established for commercial use in 1998, and is the heart of the transportation industry to East Asia, Southeast Asia and to the mainland of China. The Hong Kong Airport is operational twenty-four hours a day, and ranked fifth amongst the busiest commercial airports in the […]

• Morocco Airports

  As a country of intrigue and mystique – a place of living history, strong religious beliefs and interesting culture – Morocco has always been a popular destination. For centuries people having been exploring the country, making pilgrimages here and simply stopping by for a quick holiday. Morocco has become famous for its people, its curious […]

• Luis Munoz Marin International Airport

  The Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, formerly known as the Isla Verde International Airport, is located in close proximity to the city of San Juan in Puerto Rico. Locals refer to the airport simply as the San Juan Airport even though it was renamed as the Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in 1985. The governor […]

• Stockholm-Arlanda International Airport

  The Stockholm-Arlanda International Airport is the biggest airport in Sweden, and is located approximately 28 kilometers outside of Stockholm. During a year, the Stockholm-Arlanda Airport assists and accommodates approximately 17 million passengers, but has a capacity to deal with 25 million passengers a year. Originally, the airport was built in 1959 for practice flights, but […]

• Abbottsford

  Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada: Abbotsford Airport. The Abbotsford International Airshow is held every August near the city of Vancouver. It features static aircraft displays of the Canadian and U.S. air forces as well as civilian aircraft. Air shows include performances by the Canadian Snowbirds national aerobatic team and warbirds from World War II to present […]

• Toronto Pearson Intl Airport

  The Toronto Pearson International Airport, also known as the Lester B Pearson International Airport, was opened as the Malton Airport in 1939. It under went its first name change in 1960 when it was named the Toronto International Airport and its second name change was in 1984 to the Lester B. Pearson International Airport. The […]