The airport of Brno-Tuřany is a fairly compact airport located 7.5 kilometres south east of Brno. While Brno is the second biggest city in the Czech Republic (Prague is the biggest), this airport serves only a very small percentage of flights into and out of the Czech Republic. Recently, this airport has shown a reduction in the numbers of passengers, and only around 4 – 5 percent of all the flights to the Czech Republic depart and arrive there. Many passengers journeying into the Czech Republic prefer to fly into Prague or, for those that live in Moravia, many just fly from the airport in Vienna.

At the arrival desk, you will discover a car hire booth and an info kiosk called ‘Air Service Brno’ that also provides flight tickets and a currency exchange service. There’s a very basic cafe available as well.

Ryanair has scheduled daily flights to Prague from London Stansted, Wizzair flies from London – Luton, Eindhoven, Rome Fiumicino and SmartWings flies mainly to holiday resorts in Bulgaria, Greece and Spain. A few other airlines flies to Brno Airport from Moscow and other Russian destinations.