How to find the nearest airport?
We have already written a lot about how to find cheap flights on Kupi.com, and mentioned that the less busy an airport is, the cheaper its fees, and consequently the ticket price. Which European airports are the busiest? The International Airport Council annually compiles a list of the 100 busiest airports in Europe. The fifteen largest include: 1. Heathrow Airport - London 2. Charles de Gaulle Airport - Paris 3. Frankfurt Airport - Frankfurt 4. Schiphol Airport - Amsterdam 5. Madrid-Barajas Airport - Madrid 6. Munich Airport - Munich 7. Leonardo da Vinci International Airport - Rome 8. Atatürk International Airport - Istanbul 9. Barcelona International Airport - Barcelona 10. Gatwick Airport - London 11. Paris-Orly Airport - Paris 12. Domodedovo International Airport - Moscow 13. Antalya Airport - Antalya 14. Zurich Airport - Zurich 15. Palma de Mallorca Airport - Palma It's rare to find good prices for these destinations. But all is not lost; today we will look at how to get to your destination without harming your family budget. First of all, you need to find out if there are any other airports in the city. If so, go to their website and look for information about the airlines that fly there, then simply compare prices. As a rule, low-cost airlines are based in smaller airports. If the prices don't suit us, or if planes don't fly there from your city, then look for airports in neighboring cities, and in some cases even countries. Almost all major European cities have several airports. Let's take London from our list; it has two large airports - Heathrow and Gatwick. But London also has Luton, Stansted, City Airport, and Southend Airport. These are smaller airports where mainly low-cost carriers are based. The situation is the same with Paris; two airports from the list are in this city - Charles De Gaulle Airport and Orly Field. But many forget that this glorious city also has Beauvais-Tille Airport, where not only low-cost airlines but also Air Moldova fly, as well as Paris-Vatry Airport, which is located near Disneyland. Germany is next on the list. Airports in Frankfurt and Munich made it onto the list. There's plenty of room to maneuver here. Let's start with Frankfurt; besides Frankfurt International Airport, Hahn Airport is located near the city. And if we look at the map, we'll see that Cologne and Bonn, which have a fairly large Cologne/Bonn Airport, are not far from Frankfurt, as well as Baden-Baden with Baden Airpark. The most convenient way to get to Frankfurt from these cities is by train; tickets can be booked on www.bahn.com. In the immediate vicinity of Munich, there are no airports other than Munich International. But we can fly to Memmingen (Allgaeu Airport), which is 115 km from Munich. Relatively close by are also the airports of Innsbruck (Innsbruck Airport) or Salzburg (W. A. Mozart Airport) in Austria, approximately 140-150 km away. How to find the nearest airports? There are several ways to find the nearest airports. The most visual way is using Google Maps. Simply type "Airport" into the search bar, 
and you get a map with airports marked on it: 
Method #2 is to use special services. For example, on the Travelocity or TravelMath websites. MapQuest does an excellent job of finding the nearest airports in the USA. When searching, note that all these services show all airports, i.e., not only for civil aviation but also small airfields serving only charters of some tour companies and business aviation.
and you get a map with airports marked on it: Method #2 is to use special services. For example, on the Travelocity or TravelMath websites. MapQuest does an excellent job of finding the nearest airports in the USA. When searching, note that all these services show all airports, i.e., not only for civil aviation but also small airfields serving only charters of some tour companies and business aviation.
