Dusseldorf International Airport

The Dusseldorf International Airport is one of the busiest and biggest airports of Germany. One of the chief features of the airport is the fact that it has a railway station of its own which facilitates the journey to/from the airport from/to other parts of the country. The airport lies on the A 44 motorway and is known to have its own exit.

The other key features of the Dusseldorf International Airport, Germany can be listed as follows:

• The Dusseldorf International Airport, Germany is a civil airport.
• Dusseldorf International Airport has been coded as EDDL by International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and as DUS by International Air Transport Association (IATA).
• The runway of the airport is paved and is as long as 9800 feet to ensure smooth take-off and landing for the world’s biggest aircrafts.
• Customs service is available at the Dusseldorf Airport during airport operating hours.
• The airport is safe for flights to take-off from or land during inadequate light or bad weather which is ensured by the official publication of the instrument approach (known as Instrument Flight Rules or IFR) of the Dusseldorf International Airport.
• Terminal and long term parking rates are available at the airport, the rates of which can be processed on the parking rate calculator.
• Lying at the eastern end of the airport grounds, the railway station of the Airport in Dusseldorf is served with over 350 trains, from every nook and corner of the city. The people are taken directly into the terminal from the railway building in a fully-automated cable railway named SkyTrain.
  
  
  Thus, for all the above reasons, Dusseldorf International Airport links the city to other parts of Germany and Europe at large.

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