Munich Airport
Description:
Franz Josef Strauss Munich Airport is located 40 kilometers from Munich, in Germany, between the towns of Erding and Freising. It was built to replace the old airport, which ceased to cope with the flow of passengers. It is the largest in southern Germany and the second largest in the country. It consists of two terminals, one in use since the 1960s and the other built in 2003. The airport is one of the busiest in Europe. The largest German airline Lufthansa is based here.
The airport has two runways, the length of which is 4 kilometers. The airport receives flights from almost 250 cities not only in Europe, but also from other continents. There is a direct air connection with Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd. The airport serves about 10 million passengers annually.
In addition to check-in counters and waiting rooms, there are restaurants and cafes, boutiques and shops, two supermarkets, as well as fitness with a sauna and swimming pool. On the territory of the airport there is also a pharmacy, banks, Internet cafe.
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