Your ultimate guide to Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ)

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Leipzig/Halle is a spacious and clean airport, connecting Germany with parts of Europe and Africa.

Airport Code (IATA):

(LEJ)

Location:

Leipzig

Address:

Terminalring 11, 04435 Flughafen Leipzig/Halle

Terminals:

1

Airlines:

Air Cairo, Air Anka, Austrian Airlines, Condor, Corendon Airlines, European Air Charter, Eurowings, Freebird Airlines, Lufthansa, Nile Air, Nouvelair, Pegasus Airlines, Ryanair, SmartLynx Airlines, Smartwings, Sundair, SunExpress, Turkish Airlines, Wizz Air

Annual Passenger Traffic:

2,300,000

Brief History:

Leipzig/Halle Airport opened in 1927, but it was almost destroyed after being bombed in 1944. This is one of the top cargo airports in Europe, but it's also significant for civilian traffic.

Flights to and from Leipzig

Some major airlines such as Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines operate flights from Leipzig/Halle Airport. Top destinations include Antalya, Frankfurt, Palma de Mallorca, Vienna and Istanbul.

Getting to and from the Airport

Leipzig/Halle Airport can be reached by S-Bahn, IC train or car. Car rental companies such as Avis and Enterprise can also be found at the airport. If you're considering leaving your car at the airport, know that parking prices start at €30 a day.

Airport facilities and services

Lounges

Yes

Wi-FI

Yes

Dining

Yes

Duty-free Shopping

Yes

Currency Exchange

Yes

ATMs

Yes

Baggage Storage

No

Prayer room

Yes

Baby feeding facilities

Yes

Leipzig/Halle Airport Currency Exchange

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