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Prague Airport
Vaclav Havel Airport, Prague 6
Tel: +420 220 111 888
Website: www.prg.aero

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Major Airlines Flying to Prague
– About two dozen international airlines offer regularly scheduled service into Prague’s Vaclav Havel Airport.
– The only U.S. carrier flying direct to Prague is Delta via New York/Los Angeles and– Germany’s Lufthansa, tel. 800/645-3880, www.lufthansa.com, has frequent connections to Prague with flights from New York, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco or Chicago via their Frankfurt hub.

Other Major Carriers Serving the Czech Republic
– Air France, www.airfrance.com
– Alitalia, www.alitalia.com
– Austrian Airlines, www.austrian.com
– British Airways, www.britishairways.com
– economy short-haul service from easyJet from London’s Stansted, and Gatwick Airports, www.easyjet.com
– KLM Royal Dutch Airlines,www.klm.com
– SAS, www.flysas.com
– Swissair, www.swiss.com

Prague Airline Offices
– To get flight information in Prague or to make reservations or changes, contact:
– Air France, Jungmannova 750/34, Praha 1, tel. 225-439-797
– For Alitalia information visit www.alitalia.com
– For Austrian Airlines information visit www.austrian.com
– British Airways, K letišti 1049/57, Praha 6, tel. 239-000-299
– CSA Czech Airlines, Evropska 846/176a, tel. 239-007-007
– For easyJet information and reservations go to www.easyjet.com
– KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Letiště Václava Havla, Aviatická, Praha 6, tel. 233-090-933
– Lufthansa, call centrum tel. 296-335-612 / Mo-Fr, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
– For SAS information visit www.flysas.com
– Swissair, call centrum tel. 234-008-229 / Mo-Fr, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Flights to Prague from U.K.
– Very frequent and cheap.
– In London, most of them leave from Gatwick or Stansted airports instead of Heathrow, making them less attractive options for Americans.

Booking
– When you book, look for nonstop flights and remember that „direct“ flights stop at least once.
– Try to avoid connecting flights.

Fares
– Tend to rise dramatically during the busy summer season, particurarly from June through September.
– There are many discounts during the slow winter months.

Cutting Costs
– The least expansive airfares to Prague are almost always on European budget carriers like EasyJet or Ryanair that fly from secondary airports.
– This means that you will not only have to change the airline, but also the airport, so you should consider whether flight connections can be timed so that you can transfer from one airport to another without an additional overnight stay.

Flying Times
– A nonstop flight from New York to Prague takes about 8 hours, but the entire trip can take much longer (12-14 hours) if you must change planes in Europe.
– The flight from London to Prague taktes 2 hours.
– The flight from Vienna to Prague takes less than an hour.

Check-in
– Always find out your carrier´s check-in policy.
– Plan to arrive at the airport about 2 hours before your scheduled departure time for domestic flights and 2 ½ to 3 hours efore international flights.
– Always bring a government-issued photo ID to the airport; a passport is best.