Brno-Tuřany Airport guide

Brno-Tuřany Airport lies about 7.5 km southeast of central Brno, in the South Moravian Region. It opened as a military airfield in 1954, and civil flights began on 28 April 1958. International civil traffic resumed in August 1992. It is the second busiest airport in the Czech Republic after Prague.

In 2025 the airport handled 739,323 passengers and 25,419 aircraft movements, and it offered 38 destinations, the most in its history. Ryanair's London Stansted route is the busiest scheduled service, and charter flights carry most of the remaining traffic. The airport also handled 12,797 tonnes of cargo that year.

A 2,650 m concrete runway takes all commercial traffic, with an 800 m grass strip alongside it. The current departure terminal opened in September 2006 and won the Building of the Year award in 2007. It has no boarding bridges, so passengers walk to the aircraft across the apron.