Malmö Sturup Airport
Description:
The airport is Sweden’s third largest airport in terms of passenger traffic, receiving planes that land in Copenhagen if problems such as fog or strikes arise. The airport has two asphalt runways 2,800 meters long.
The airport was built in 1972 on the site of the old Bulltoft Airport. To date, it has one passenger terminal with 8 exits, 2 cargo terminals and 20 large aircraft parking lots. At the airport there are shops, currency exchange offices, restaurants, cafes, a hotel, a hall, a golf course.
The airport serves charter airlines that organize flights to Egypt, Spain, Greece, Thailand and other countries. You can get to the airport by taxi or bus. On the bus, the journey time will take about 40 minutes.
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