PRAGUE RUZYNE AIRPORT review : 18 October 2008 : by T Vetter
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |  |
Pleasantly surprised by the modern well-maintained facilities at Praha. Very clean bathrooms. Flew
in from Atlanta on Delta and had no trouble clearing customs in a matter of minutes. Took the Cedaz
shuttle bus into city center. Stayed the night before our early AM Czech Air flight to Budapest at
the adjacent Marriott Courtyard hotel, which proved to be quite pleasant as well. Checked in the
evening before with Czech Air so we were able to check our bags in a much shorter line in the AM.
The airport staff were professional but not friendly.
PRAGUE RUZYNE AIRPORT review : 1 October 2008 : by Alexander Stare
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |  |
I m very impressed how well PRG Airport has developed since my last visit in March 1989. This
airport is far the best in Eastern Europe and many airports in Western Europe have difficulties to
match the quality of PRG airport.
PRAGUE RUZYNE AIRPORT review : 12 September 2008 : by L Hyams
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |  |
Well maintained, clean and efficient BUT the most expensive I have ever visited in terms of cafes
etc. We paid the equivalent of £28.00 for 5 coffees!
PRAGUE RUZYNE AIRPORT review : 8 September 2008 : by L Simpson
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |  |
Was very impressed with this airport flew from Terminal 1 and found the staff at check-in very
capable and fairly rattled through the queue very professionally. Had a walk round this terminal and
no 2 as there was time and like one was impressed by the shops facilities toilets cafes food shops
etc. The 119 bus to get to the airport was included in the local tram/U train ticket and the Line
A underground to the terminus prior was as well
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PRAGUE RUZYNE AIRPORT review : 30 June 2008 : by Brett Smith
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Customer Rating : 5/5 |  |
Ticket counters are in a very spacious area, and a huge board identifies all flights. There were a
decent number of shops inside the terminal, although they did not open until 0600. Also, another
bonus was the police that I saw a few times, which was very reassuring. It was the only airport in
Europe where I saw security more than one time.
PRAGUE RUZYNE AIRPORT review : 27 June 2008 : by Matt Battersby
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Customer Rating : 5/5 |  |
Prague is a good airport for the number of flights/passenger numbers. It is easily laid out both
airside and landside with a reasonable choice of food/drink/shopping outlets. Unless you are
completely laden with luggage the bus to Devicka Metro station is by far the cheapest public
transport option. It drops you outside the Metro station and you can use the same ticket for both
bus and metro - in fact valid for all public transport for 70min period - purchased inside the
terminal building. Don't forget to validate your ticket on the bus using the yellow clicker
machines. Trip to the other side of Prague took less than an hour both ways. Other thing to note is
that only Czech Airlines seem to operate a continuous check in. Certainly EZY and BA often only open
2 hours before the flight departs so don't get there 3 hours early.
Prague Airport review by Stefan Vetter
5 April 2008 Customer Rating : 
In the last 3 years I was using PRG about once a month. So far it was a good airport. But I start to
change my mind. Only one immigration officer to leave Schengen for non-Schengen area in the morning,
so had to queue over 40 minutes and was lucky not to miss my connecting flight, although there where
60 minutes between the flights. Then my baggage did not made the connection. On the other day I was
concluding angered that the X-Ray security staff were sticking several paste-on labels all over the
front of my suitcase. I esteem security, but this was not only an annoyance but also damage of
property. The used clue for these PRG paste-on labels is stickier than all the others I have got so
far around the World. They also hold well but can be taken away without any major traces. PRG uses a
glue you need solvent to remove it more or less. This has nothing to do with security, not at all.
If it would, about 99% of all other airports would be insecure! If you want to get back to old
excellence, throw away these stickers and look for another manufacturer. And boost presence of
immigration officers.
Prague Airport review by Robert Szocik
3 April 2008 Customer Rating : 
I flew from Terminal 1, to London. Only 5 minutes were spent at bag drop/check-in, there were only
three passengers in front of me at passport control. This airport is one of those airports where
there are no facilities after security. I prefer to get through security as early as possible, and
use departure lounge facilities while waiting for the gate open - I personally feel this is better,
but considering how pleasant the experience was otherwise, this is a minor complaint.
Prague Airport review by I Zikic
28 February 2008 Customer Rating : 
Unlike some airports the staff at the security checks and the immigration officers are friendly and
well mannered. Upon arrival, passengers holding a non-EU-passport are not allowed to use the EU-
immigrations booth. The overall impression is good, the new Terminal is clean and nice, although I
miss a restaurant with reasonable prices. I flew with Lufthansa with CSA-handling, my bags arrived
19 minutes after on-block time, while I arrived in Y-Class.
Prague Airport review by Dave Jaros
26 November 2007 Customer Rating : 
Departure at 6.30 from T2. For one day trip, car parked in the C parking (option for "normal" and
"security watched" zone, then 5 mins walk to the terminal. Pre-printed boarding pass allowed to
proceed directly to immigration, through in a breeze as the usual peak did not start yet. Beware
that the security check is just after the immigration (so no at the gates like in T1). At this time
(5.45 am) there are no shops airside open in the T2 except of pier C (newsstand, bar), only vending
machine for drinks and sweets/snacks (accepts CZK and Euro coins, change in CZK only). Boarding
called on time. Arrival on 11 pm from AMS again without stress and without checked baggage, out in
10 mins by fast walk. Parking exit signage a bit chaotic and strange procedure (you have to proceed
your parking card three times when leaving the "secure zone" or two times from others), but 20 mins
after landing I was driving my car out. Easy place to get in/out.
Prague Airport review by M Sjolund
23 November 2007 Customer Rating : 
An excellent airport. I fly in and out of PRG 2 times per week for the past 2 years. Very good
layout and use of space. It is clean - manages to keep a very new feeling to it (both terminals).
Not too many shops. Its positioning in Prague is an excellent central Europe location for this
purpose. Crystal Lounge (CSA and Skyteam members) - is an excellent lounge.
Prague Airport review by Y van den Braa
12 November 2007 Customer Rating : 
A nice clean spacious airport. Customs and immigration went fast though, but immigration staff and
check in staff could be more friendlier! Other downside is that there is no ATM machines at all after
you pass the passport control.
Prague Airport review by Paul Jacobsen
6 November 2007 Customer Rating : 
Nice clean airport, but perhaps oversized as the distance from and to the gates is quite impressive. I
arrived in Terminal 1 Non-Schengen: Immigration check for EU nationals was very fast, but the non-EU
queue was long. I departed from Terminal 2 Schengen. Once again immigration and security checks were
fast, but it was Sunday morning. Transfer into the city is quick and painless, using bus no. 119. Buy
your bus ticket in advance, as buying it by the driver will cost 5 CZK more. In Terminal 1 you can buy
the ticket at the Transportation Desk in the Arrivals Hall OR at the ticket machines located at the
bus stop. In Terminal 2 there are no ticket machines though.
Prague Airport review by Ron Kuhlman
20 September 2007 Customer Rating : 
Pleasant experience. Much improved in recent years.
Prague Airport review by David Bicker
30 August 2007 Customer Rating : 
Nice airport overall. I like the way security is based at each individual gate rather than the usual
free for all at most other airports I have used. Made the experience quick and easy. Staff friendly.
Passport control slow.
Prague Airport review by Farouk Mogheth
12 July 2007 Customer Rating : 
Flew once more on one of the few long haul flights to Prague (Seoul
Incheon non stop to Prague by Korean). The landing was to Terminal 1
(Non Schengen). taxing to the gate was quick and the plane de-boarded
fast. The entire passengers of a fully booked A330-300 rushed to the
passport control. The passport control tried to be quick unfortunately
only 4 out of the 12 passport gates were open. They seem to be
understaffed lately. The chaos was due to the fact that all NON-EU
passengers stubbornly stood in the line for the EU passengers only even
if they saw that the police/immigration could not assist them and sent
them to the other passport controls as they have a different PC system.
The signs were clear. I think it would be better if the airport had a
couple of people around who would direct the passengers in rush hours to
avoid the hassle. Baggage service fast and respected "priority" tags.
Prague airport has been great to fly to and through. Modern and spacious
airport. At departures they now have priority passport control for C and
F class passengers however none at arrival as I am used to elsewhere in
the world in some airports. The offer in the airport when it comes to
services, lounge, now a transit hotel in the transit area as well as an
efficient courtyard hotel by Marriott in front of the terminal. The food
is OK and there is a lot to choose from even fast food now. 70% of
flights now can be checked in by the internet however not all airlines
(not even CSA Czech airlines) has self check in booths but they are to
come soon this year. Better to fly through PRG rather than the hasttles
of a larger airport. Security is tough but fast. Terminal 2 has much
more space but we will see how it work officially as a Schengen Terminal
since the Czechs are to enter the Schengen Jan 1st 2008
Prague Airport review by Dave Jaros
31 March 2007 Customer Rating : n/a
Once again an arrival to the new T2 on March 22 evening - most of the
facilities in airside area closed (10 pm). Swift immigration, rather
fast baggage delivery (15 mins after landing). Still one half of this
terminal remains empty so you may play a soccer there :) Compared to my
previous comments ( 11 July 2006), there is no change in the confusing
bus stop arrangement in the front of the T2 for a city. Also, arriving
very late evening, there are no vending machines for bus tickets and
news agents are closed - so you have to 1) buy a ticket at the driver -
no big banknotes accepted or 2) go to the T1 arrival building on the
left hand side - takes 5 mins walk - and change your banknotes for coins
or buy the ticket there (news shops are usualy open longer). If
negative, take the bus stop from the T1 area and use option 1).
Prague Airport review by Daren Stubbs
13 February 2007
Nice airport. Lots of travelators so it saves you walking. Very well
sign posted and luggage was handled quickly. Once outside airport loads
of transport options and no queues. Overall very impressed with this
airport.
Prague Airport review by Mark Hatton
26 January 2007
Prague airport is wonderful. It took a while for me and my fiancee to get our bags, but certainly in
the top 3 of all the airports I have visited. Spacious and cosy, well mannered staff and prices
make this airport one of central europes' wonders.
Prague Airport review by Farouk Mogheth
26 January 2007
I had the chance to use the new accommodation in the transit area for
connecting passengers. The Transit II hotel is in the transit are, so
people who need EU visa will have no trouble having a good sleep for
long layovers since the airport doesn't really offer comfortable seating
(sleeper seats). Unfortunately the hotel is small, withonly 12 rooms and
20 or so beds. Rooms are nice with aircon and a shower - you are charged
short term or normal use of the room (upon hrs or by day). I found
satellite TV, WWW with a channel regarding departures and arrivals, and
a great system in the room that allows maximum darkness in the room. A
new shower service in the airport as well newly opened.
Prague Airport review by Garik Valerivich
17 December 2006
Had the misfortune to transit here last week on the way to Odessa from
Heathrow. Only one transit check in desk, 4 computers but only two staff
for a queue of 50. Then to the boarding gate where to my surprise you
have to pass through more security scans. No organzied queue , everyone
bottle necking into one gate. There were 4 scanners but only two in use
and staff just milling about. The staff that were actually working were
enjoying every minute of making the process as slow as possible then the
cheeky woman had the nerve to tell me to hurry up when I was emptying my
pockets! At least 14 people missed their connecting flights. Staff rude,
miserable and petty. If your'e going to Prague you have no choice but to
come here but if you are transiting, find another route and avoid this
hellhole.
Prague Airport review by Mark Hatton
5 October 2006
Good, well maintained airport here. Facilities are very good, and the
airport is clean. Checking in to come back home and boarding the
aircraft is very smooth and done efficiently by the staff. Cant
complain, been to some bad airports but this isn't one of those.
Prague Airport review by Jerrold Icban
5 October 2006
Excellent, clean, and modern airport. There is an international food
court in the terminal (before you go through passport control) as well
as wireless internet (for a fee). After you get through passport
control, there isn't really much else, except a couple of bars and pubs,
which is suffice for me anyway! Spend your unused Czech crowns on beer
and Becherovka while waiting for your flight! If you want to get to the
city centre, you can take the bus/metro (if you know the routes), or you
can take AAA Taxi, which is a reputable company, and will charge you
around 500-600 Kc. With the exception of traffic, it shouldn't cost any
more than that. If you stay at the Corinthia Towers Hotel, and you use
their taxis to go to the airport, they'll charge around 800 -1000 Kc. A
little bit expensive, but very nice Mercedes cabs. Of course, if you
have a friend to pick you up there, even better!
Prague Airport review by Dave Jaros
11 July 2006
Using the new T2 (Schengen flights) for first time, I got easily
oriented. Even the public transport busses are stopping in front of T1
and T2 separate, with Czech and English announcements. Cheap foil
baggage packing at the entrance (3 Euro) and plenty of check in desks.
Airy terminal, with some fast food restaurants (main course at 4-6 Eur),
theme bars and shops upstairs, some more to be open. If you wish better
(and more expensive) restaurant, you should use the one in T1 – called
Restaurant Praha. The T2 provides also better view terrace in public
area (T1 only in transit). Only a small part of this new terminal has
been open yet. Common security check for the transit area (similar to
the Stansted etc) with lots of screening gates and well staffed for the
midweek yet holiday traffic. Clean facilities and seating at gates
available. On arrival Jul 09 late afternoon, had to wait for baggage
offload for some 30 mins. The airport fees vary and may double depending
on the company and season, however still below MUC, VIE. If arriving and
using public transport busses to the city (lines 119/100/179), be aware
of the proper stop – there are three of them at the same platform before
terminal. The stops are signed and wheck checking the timetables on, you
would see the bus stops en route. So use the outer right one, as the
buses terminate otherwise round the corner (however the driver would
most probably tell you that). Some clever heads at the Prague Airport
Company, would you please change this confusing schedule for
foreigners?? Finally, this airport desperately needs any kind of
train/subway city connection. All in all it is clean and easy place to
use and navigate.
Prague Airport review by David Mrnka
10 June 2006
Very efficient. The new EU terminal is great, surprisingly huge and
comfortable. The other two for long-hauls are also modern and easy to
get around with. Its easy to transfer to another flight. Lot of options
to eat and new duty free is also getting better. Overall 4.5 out of 5.
Prague Airport review by David Bielli
2 April 2006
What a great looking and efficient airport! I love going to PRG and
connect via them to EU flights. Their new terminal is great, very user-
friendly, very pretty and great place to spot some planes for the fans.
Great variety of airlines fly there, even KE does now with their big 747
and China Airlines Cargo. Airport food is a bit expensive for what it
is, but otherwise new CSA Czech Airlines lounge is great. Connecting is
easy due to the Schengen terminal, which allows you not to go through
Passport checks. Very impressed with Czech Airlines as well.
Prague Airport review by Farouk Mogheth
26 February 2006
Had a chance to use the new Termianl in Prague (Terminal North 2) which
has been built to serve Schengen EU states. The terminal is simply great
and adds a big plus to Prague being a reaaly nice place to fly from/to
and use it for connections. Since all is brand new then all is spotless.
The entire terminal is bright and spacious. Lots of shops and many more
to open. The food court in the departure hall is great and prices seemed
all ok for my taste. The T2 is linked conveniently to T1 by a connection
building so you dont need any travel outside the terminal. the same from
inside but its being divided by passport control since T1 is for NON EU
flights and T2 is for EU /Schengen) flights. A new shopping centre is
being built and in house Airport by Marriott.
Prague Airport review by Alan Wan
27 January 2006
Second time I've been through this airport, overall it gets the thumbs
up the catering and duty free facilities on airside are decent enough
however the prices in the cafe before security were shocking, 375 korona
about £9.40 for two bottles of water, a diet coke and an orange juice.
I can understand there being a premium but compared to downtown prices
its a disgrace. The taxi from the airport to the city was a fixed price
of 650 krona which is a bargain compared to what taxis were charging for
local trips within the city centre. (We were charged 350 krona for a
two mile journey)
Prague Airport review by Dave Jaros
27 January 2006
There is a new city bus connection from the T1 called AIRPORT EXPRESS,
heading for the train/subway station "Nadrazi Holesovice", departing
every 30 (?) mins and costs EUR 1,5 incl. luggage. Another option is the
city bus Nr. 119 for subway station "Dejvicka" every 10 mins for EUR 0,6
(tickets at airport vending m or news stands or driver + surch.) or city
bus Nr. 100 for subway st. "Zlicin" running every 15 mins and same fare
like the 119.
Prague Airport review by Russell Edwards
13 September 2005
Was amazed at how modern and up to date this airport is. Only down side
was the length of time it took for the baggage carousel to deliver our
luggage. Maybe that was just a one off on that particular day. Cannot
fault the airport for cleanliness, range of shops, bars and
cafes. The restaurant up stairs just by the viewing area is pleasant
enough and quite large, but on a previous visit, found the fare to be
very limited. Cant comment now as didnt use it on the last
visit back in July.
Prague Airport review by J van Marle
9
September 2005
Excellent little airport with few hassles; I'm usually through passport
control, in possession of my luggage and on bus 119 to the metro within
20 mins. Changing money here on arrival is not a good idea, much better
rates (up to 20% more) in the centre (as long as you shop around; Camfex
at Vladislavova 16 near Tesco is the best, see www.camfexgroup.com for
rates). Better still, simply use the ATMs in the arrivals hall to get
Czech crowns. The public transport booth in the arrivals hall sells
tickets; 20Kc (about €0.60) will get a 60 minute ticket all the way to
the centre (take bus 119 outside to Dejvicka, the last stop, and change
to the metro). This is nearly as fast as taking a taxi, as the metro
shoots underneath the river quicker than taxis can wrestle themselves
through the suburbs. The CEDAZ minibuses will take you to the city
centre for just 90Kc, just wait for it to fill up and it will leave. The
official silver 'Visa' taxis parked outside are a different story - they
have a very bad driving record and charge 650Kc (€20), but you may get
ripped off as they often try for more. Perhaps better call one of the
local companies as you get off the plane and they should be outside at
the indicated exit by the time you're outside; they'll charge about
400Kc (€13) to the centre; ask for a receipt.
Prague Airport review by J Boese
2
August 2005
Prague airport is nice, but recently the passport control has become a problem. I
travel to Prague
several times a month and it seems, that whoever designs the worksheets for the
passport officers
does not look on the flight schedules. At times, many lanes are open and no one is
there, but
usually over the weekend (especially now in summer) just a few lanes are staffed
and hundreds of
people waiting often through the entire terminal. Also, EU lanes are always
understaffed. If this is
solved, Prague will be back in my list as one of the best airports in Europe.
Prague Airport review by Per Andersson
11
July 2005
Its a nice airport with quick bagagge process and security checks. Not as clean and
modern as Budapest airport but its currently undergoing some major developments and
more facilities are being added.
Prague Airport review by Dave Jaros
8
July 2005
Used telephone check-in (hand baggage). Check-in hall nearly full due to starting holidays
and morning peak hours. The new EU terminal is to be opened in August already (partly) to relieve
this one. But only two passport control counters open so that there were some 50 pax in each line,
took some 10-15 minutes to process. Only few shops and bars were open in transit at that morning
hour, however most of the duty frees do open at 7 am. Security check for each two gates is more
effective than previous pier zone system. Clean and airy waiting facilities as well as spotless
toilets. I like this place if not crowded by travel agency customers yelling around their holiday
feelings. Duty-free prices comparable to Munich, Zurich or Vienna already, except of local products.
Needs to have rail access from city with check-in terminals in downtown, but lately, Prague
municipality decide just to extend the subway service (A line), where the trains are absolutely not
designed for that kind of traffic.
Prague Airport review by Hyungmin Kim
8
June 2005
Until now, for 4 years, I've visited Czech Republic 5 times for my biz trip. I don't have much
experiences to visit another eastern European airports. I think, Prague Ruzyne airport is quite a
good one. Fast passport control, very kind security process and kind security controllers are
impressive. However, very very slow (over an hour) luggage claim and unkind check-in & ticket counter
have to be improved. One more, some of duty-free shop clerks are not interested in the customers at
all.
Prague Airport review by Ramón Fretz
13
March 2005
I arrived at and departed from Prague airport this week and was impressed by the infrastructure.
Quick check-in and passport control. Excellent tax-free shopping opportunities in a spotless
environment. Bright and airy terminal and piers (A/B) and a special and welcoming OK Business Class
lounge. The airport is a good ambassador for a wonderful city and reflects the modern and innovative
spirit of the Czechs.
Prague Airport review by Carolann Harris
20
February 2005
Very busy and crowded but staff soon checked passengers in and queues diminished quickly. Children
liked the shops! Easy to find way round, staff friendly and helpful, security tight but so it should
be. Pre-booked taxi collection prior to flight - excellent service. Flight delayed 50mins due to
knock on effect of previous day when airport was closed due to large amounts of snow. Kept informed
of flight time but very close to the times, perhaps a bit more time was needed.
Prague Airport review by Mats Genberg
15
January 2005
Surprisingly well functioning airport. Nice layout. Lots of space. easy to navigate, and a stress
free atmosphere. Security was friendly but serious. The Harmony lounge could have bought some new
couches though.
Prague Airport review by Dave Peckenpaugh
16 December 2004
An absolute delight compared to the drafty old (pre-1992) airport.
Repeated trips from 1984 to 2003 show straight line improvement. Hopefully the new expansion will
make it even better. The only drawback is the distance to town, but if you are adventuresome, walk
across the parking lot to the bus stop and you can take one to the outlying subway stations for
under two dollars. (One still needs to negotiate with the taxi drivers BEFORE leaving. Under
$25.00 is a good deal.)
Prague Airport review by J Boese
22 September 2004
Prague airport is a nice airport, but has two critical issues. The border control sets capacities
between EU and Non-EU passengers about equal, which often results in quite long waiting times in the
EU queues, whereas the Non-EU counters are empty. Border officers chase you away, should you dare to
approach the Non-EU line with a EU passport. The second issue is luggage retrieval which is quite long. In rush hour, I have waited more than an
hour for my bags, during other times it is always at least 30 minutes.
Prague Airport review by Jordan Dias
28 July 2004
Excellent airport, good facilities and adequate lounges, just as long as its all open, as they have
(the shops) closed quite early on one of my later passages through the airport.
Prague Airport review by Petr Tilser
2 May 2004
Prague/PRG is modern, bright, very nice and clean airport. However with number of passengers soaring
in tens of percentage points every year (45% between March 2003 and March 2004), the airport is
quickly getting to its capacity limits, mainly during peak times.
New terminal "Europa" for Schengen flights should be open by 12/2005, which is at least a year too
late in my opinion.
Another sad thing is, that as Mr Devor predicted, with Czech Republic joining EU the excellent
duty-free prices on almost anything are thing of the past.
On the other hand, **** Ramada Airport Hotel has been opened in September 2003 and another one is
being built.
Despite all negatives resulting from Prague airport currently undergoing massive expansion I can
strongly recommend PRG as both destination and especially as transfer airport, since CSA usually
offers great deals on flights originating and terminating outside of the Czech Republic.
Prague Airport review by M Devor
12 November 2003
Beautiful airport. I was shocked as to the difference between it and what I had heard about the old
airport. Clean, efficient, easy to use, and very friendly staff. CSA ground personnel are wonderful.
There are 2 great lounges and I had access to both of them (via Priority Pass), with both having nice
views of the planes and field vs. stuffy rooms with no windows. They need an airport hotel, not that
I want to stay out there, but if you need to. I would much prefer to stay in beautiful Prague.
English signage is great (after Paris was a very welcome sight) and Duty Free choices are excellent
as well. I am concerned that the EU will screw the place up if they join Schengen, which I pray they
won't. Easy for connections and I had no lines for passport control or security. One more thing
needed is a better motorway to/from Prague.
Prague Airport review by Miroslav Sterusky
25 July 2003
Prague Airport is the one of the best airports I have ever flown to/from. It is famous for its
cleanliness, variety of comfortable bars and restaurants and interesting shops. Navigation signs are
perfectly placed. The departure hall is actually a brand new building, since the airport was rebuilt
a few years ago and its capacity increased up 6,5 mil. pas. a year. And finally, the airport staff
seems to be quite nice too.
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