Antwerp International Airport

Main international airport serving Brussels and Belgium, with extensive European and intercontinental routes and regular train and bus connections to the city centre.

Serving Charleroi and the Brussels region, it handles mainly low-cost European routes and offers shuttle buses and rail links to Brussels and southern Belgium.

Serving Rotterdam and The Hague, the airport focuses on short‑haul European flights and suits business and leisure travelers, with straightforward road and public‑transport links to both city centers.

Major international hub serving Amsterdam and the Netherlands, offering extensive European and long‑haul connections. Well connected by frequent trains and roads to the city center and surrounding region.

Serves Weeze and the Lower Rhine near the Dutch border in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, with mainly low-cost and charter flights across Europe; used by travelers bound for the Düsseldorf region and surrounding areas.

Serving Düsseldorf and the Rhine-Ruhr region, it handles domestic and international flights with direct rail and road links to the city center and wider western Germany.

Serving Cologne and Bonn with domestic, European and selected intercontinental flights; convenient for travel across North Rhine-Westphalia and the Rhine region.

Serving Dortmund and the Ruhr region, provides domestic and European connections from a compact terminal with convenient road and light-rail links to the city center.

Serving the Frankfurt region from Rhineland-Palatinate about 120 km west of the city, it handles low-cost, cargo and charter flights with bus and rail links to Frankfurt and nearby towns.