Transfers in prague

Formerly called Prague-Ruzyne, the airport was officially renamed Vaclav Havel Airport in October 2012.

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Prague Airport is the largest airport in the Czech Republic.
Garsia tour company provides transfer services from Prague airport to the center. Taxi from the airport to the center of Prague can be ordered on the Garcia tour website, or by phone.
Travel time from Prague Airport to the hotel is 30 minutes, distance 17 kilometers.
The driver will meet you at the arrivals area with a sign and help you with your luggage.
The price is for the whole car, 25 euros is the cost of the transfer from the airport to the center of Prague.

Prague-Ruzyne International Airport was opened here, which opened on April 5, 1937. In 1968, work began on the northern part (new airport) and the new terminal. The airport is constantly expanding and modernizing. On October 5, 2012, it was officially renamed Václav Havel Prague Airport in honor of the former President of the Czech Republic.
Vaclav Havel Airport in Prague-Ruzyn has two separate terminals, its area is 920 hectares, in 2008 it served 12.63 million passengers. It is used by 50 airlines connecting Prague to 125 destinations worldwide. The airport is intended for international and domestic, regular and non-scheduled air transportation.

The construction of the airport in Prague began in 1933 and was completed on March 1, 1937. Work at the airport began on April 5, 1937. The first aircraft to land here at nine o’clock in the morning was a Douglas DC-2 Czechoslovak Airlines flying to Prague from Piestany via Zlín. and Brno. The first terminal built before the war is today called Terminal 4 and belongs to the Czech Ministry of Defense. Ruzina Airport grew significantly between 1960 and 1968 when a new airport was built next to the existing “old” one. This North Airport included a runway, a check-in terminal, a refurbished hangar, and other administrative buildings. Thus, the total area of the airport was increased to 800 hectares. In the mid-nineties, further construction began, which expanded the airport with a new check-in complex, cargo terminals and other facilities. Today it has four terminals, two of which are for public use, the other two for private and VIP flights. In the future, it is planned to build another runway (runway 06P/24L) parallel to the current main runway (runway 06/24). The construction of runway 06R/24L is scheduled for 2025.

As part of the excursions that take place regularly at the airport, you have the opportunity to get acquainted with the experience of many interesting professions and places where travelers usually do not go. You will see traffic and noise on the platforms, learn about the landing system and get close to the aircraft.

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Feathered airport staff
Falconers have been working at the Prague airport for 40 years. Predators protect airport airspace from other birds. At the station, breeders tend to 13 birds, including three eagles, falcons, buzzards, hawks and sparrows. The protection of the airport territory is, in fact, a round-the-clock work, the shift of which unfolds from dawn to dusk. In the summer, this usually means from five in the morning to nine in the evening. Birds don’t fly in the dark.

In the Official Instructions, falconers are required to drive around the airport and monitor the movement of birds. The working vehicles are adapted to transport predators, which are released only when mining is taking place in the area.
Prague airport
Vaclav Havel International Airport – Prague Airport (PRG)

Book a transfer from Prague airport to your hotel for 25 euros

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