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Rimini Airport by Harun Rathore
5 September 2007 Customer Rating : n/a
Flew in and out of Rimini Airport recently. A very small airport that can hardly cope with the
amount of passengers who use it. Were brought by bus to the small "Schengen" arrival hall. The forty
passengers of our flight were almost too many for the luggage vonveyor belt. I wonder how they
manage aeroplanes of the size of a Boeing 737 let alone an Airbus! In the departure hall, they have
approximately ten check-in counters which seemed quite enough for a Sunday afternoon. The "Schengen"
departure lounge after passing the security check, however, is hardly adequate. There were only two
departures at that time an ATR 72 (70 seats) to Munich and a Boeing 737-500 (120 seats) to
Luxemburg. These two were already two many for the few seats they have in the departure lounge.
Moreover, there is almost nothing you can do. There is an overpriced restaurant a an equally pricey
souvenir shop. You cannot look onto the apron as all windows have frosted glass. In short, there is
quite a lot to improve at Rimini airport.
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