The airlines listed below serve Prague Airport. Destinations are subject to change – for up-to-date information, please consult the particular airline’s website. Also, note that some destinations might be served by a code-share airline.
Aegean Airlines – flights from Athens, Greece, to Prague. Flights arriving at Terminal 2. http://en.aegeanair.com
Aer Lingus – low-cost flights from Dublin. Flights arriving at Terminal 1. http://www.aerlingus.com
Aeroflot – flights from Moscow/Sheremetyevo. Terminal 1. http://www.aeroflot.ru/eng/
Air Baltic – flights from Riga. Terminal 2. http://www.airbaltic.com
Air Company Yakutia – flights from Krasnodar, Russia. Arriving at Terminal 1.
Air France – flights from Lyon, Marseille, Paris/Ch. de Gaulle, Toulouse. Terminal 2. http://www.airfrance.cz/
Air Malta – flights from Malta. Terminal 2. http://www.airmalta.com/
Alitalia – flights from Rome/Fiumicino. Terminal 2. http://www.alitalia.com/
Austrian Airlines – flights from Vienna. Terminal 2. http://www.aua.com/
Azerbaijan Airlines – flights from Baku. Terminal 1. http://azal.az
Belavia – flights from Minsk. Terminal 1. http://belavia.by/
British Airways – flights from London/Heathrow. Terminal 1. http://www.britishairways.com
Brussels Airlines – flights from Brussels. Terminal 2. http://www.brusselsairlines.com/
Bulgaria Air – flights from Sofia. Terminal 1. http://www.air.bg
CSA Czech Airlines – Czech national airline flies from Abu Dhabi, Almaty, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin/Tegel, Brussels, Bucharest/Otopeni, Budapest, Copenhagen, Donetsk, Dusseldorf, Ekaterinburg, Florence, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hamburg, Kyiv/Borispol, Kosice, Madrid, Milan/Malpensa, Minsk, Moscow/Sheremetyevo, Munich, Nice, Nizhniy Novgorod, Odesa, Ostrava, Perm, Paris/CDG, Rome/Fiumicino, Rostov, Samara, Seoul/Incheon, Sofia, St Petersburg, Stockholm/Arlanda, Strasbourg, Stuttgart, Tashkent, Tbilisi, Tel Aviv, Ufa, Venice/Marco Polo, Warsaw, Yerevan, Zurich. Arriving Terminal 1 + Terminal 2. http://czechairlines.com
Darwin Airline – flights from Geneva. Terminal 2. http://www.darwinairline.com
Delta Air Lines – flights from New York/J.F.K. Terminal 1. http://delta.com
EasyJet – low-cost airline flying from Amsterdam, Bristol, Edinburgh, London/Gatwick, London/Stansted, Lyon, Manchester, Milan/Malpensa, Paris/Charles de Gaulle. Terminal 1 + Terminal 2. http://easyjet.com
EL AL (Israel Airlines) – flights from Tel Aviv. Terminal 1. http://www.elal.co.il
Emirates – flights from Dubai. Terminal 1. http://www.emirates.com
Finnair – flights from Helsinki. Terminal 2. http://www.finnair.com
Germanwings – flights from Cologne. Terminal 2. http://www.germanwings.com
HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines – Charter summer flights from Hurghada, Marsa Allam, and Sharm El Sheikh. Terminal 1 + Terminal 2. http://www.holidayscsa.com
Iberia – flights from Madrid. Terminal 2. http://www.iberia.com
Jet2 – flights from Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle. Terminal 1. http://jet2.com
KLM – flights from Amsterdam. Terminal 2. http://www.klm.cz
Korean Air – flights from Seoul/Incheon. Terminal 1. http://www.koreanair.com
LOT Polish Airlines – flights from Warsaw. Terminal 2. http://www.lot.com
Lufthansa – flights from Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Munich. Terminal 2. http://lufthansa.com
Norwegian – Copenhagen, Helsinki, Oslo, Stockholm/Arlanda. Terminal 2. http://www.norwegian.no
Rossiya (Russian Airlines) – flights from St Petersburg. Terminal 1. www.rossiya-airlines.com
S7 Airlines – Novosibirsk. Terminal 1. www.s7.ru/
SAS – Copenhagen, Helsinki, Oslo, Stockholm/Arlanda. Terminal 2. http://www.flysas.com
SmartWings – flights from Antalya, Barcelona, Bilbao, Bourgas, Cagliari, Catania, Chania, Dubai, Dublin, Dubrovnik, Heraklion, Ibiza, Corfu, Kos, Lamezia Terme, Larnaca, Malaga, Naples, Nice, Olbia, Palma De Mallorca, Paris/Charles de Gaulle, Patras, Rhodes, Rome/Fiumicino, Split, Tel Aviv, Thessaloniki, Valencia, Zakinthos. Some flights operated on a charter basis only. Terminal 1 + Terminal 2. http://www.smartwings.com/
SWISS International Air Lines – flights from Basel/Mulhouse, Geneva, and Zurich. Terminal 2. http://swiss.com
TAP Portugal – flights from Lisbon. Terminal 2. http://www.flytap.com
Tatarstan Airlines – flights from Kazan, Perm. Terminal 1. http://www.tatarstan.aero
Transavia – flights from Rotterdam. Terminal 2. http://www.transavia.com
Travel Service – charter flights to Bangkok, Cancun, Fuerteventura, Hurghada, Lanzarote, Las Palmas, Marsa Allam, Mombasa, Montego Bay, Oslo, Porlamar, Puerto Plata, Punta Cana, Sal, Samana, Sharm El Sheikh, Tenerife, Varadero, Zanzibar. Terminal 1 + Terminal 2. http://www.travelservice.aero/
Turkish Airlines – flights from Istanbul. Terminal 1. http://www.thy.com/
Ukraine International Airlines – flights from Kyiv/Borispol. Terminal 1. http://www.flyuia.com
Ural Airlines – Terminal 1. http://www.uralairlines.ru
Volotea Airlines – flights from Nantes, France. Terminal 2. http://www.volotea.com
Vueling – low-cost flights from Barcelona. Terminal 2. http://www.vueling.com/
Wizz Air – low cost flights from Bari, London/Luton, Milan/Bergamo, Naples, Rome/Fiumicino, Venice/Treviso. Terminal 1 + Terminal 2. http://www.wizzair.com/
Take Your Own Snack Along for the Plane
The time of complimentary snacks on board some airplanes is definitely ending, especially on European flights. The three largest carriers at the Václav Havel Airport: CSA Czech Airlines, Travel Service and easyJet, which have a combined 40 percent of all passengers at the airport, are now only offering flights with paid food and drink. When you count the other carriers without free catering, it adds up to more than fifty percent of all the flights.
Nothing prevents people from taking their own food aboard. It is more difficult with drinks due to security checks. “Food in the solid state can, of course, be taken on board an aircraft. The restriction only applies to liquids and gels,” says the spokesperson of the airport.