Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG)

About Prague Airport

Václav Havel Airport Prague (IATA code PRG) is the main international airport of the Czech Republic. It lies in the north-western part of Prague, in the Ruzyně area, and is named after Václav Havel, the country's first president after 1989.

The airport has two main passenger terminals: Terminal 1 mostly handles flights outside the Schengen Area, while Terminal 2 serves Schengen destinations. For travellers from Azerbaijan this distinction matters, as your flight will normally use the non-Schengen terminal. Prague is one of Europe's most visited cities, and the airport also works as a convenient gateway to the rest of Central Europe.

Getting to the city centre

There is no metro or train station at the airport yet, but buses make the trip easy:

• City buses to the metro — public bus routes connect the terminals with metro line A, from where you can reach the historic centre.
• Airport Express bus — a special bus line runs to Prague main railway station.
• Taxi — authorised taxi services operate from both terminals.

Tickets and routes are described on the official airport website and by Prague public transport; check them before your trip.

Practical tips

A few simple habits make the airport part of your trip much smoother:

• Check your airline's recommended check-in time and allow extra time for security and passport control.
• Look at the terminal shown on your ticket or booking confirmation and confirm it on the airport's departure boards.
• Baggage allowance depends on your fare, so check what is included with the airline before you fly.
• Flights to non-Schengen countries require passport control, so allow extra time when departing from Terminal 1.

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