Erfurt–Weimar Airport - ERF Erfurt
Erfurt–Weimar Airport (ERF) serves the city of Erfurt, which is the capital of Thuringia, a German state capital and the city of Weimar. Erfurt–Weimar Airport was known before as Erfurt Airport before it was changed in 2011. Although it is significant because of its central location, Erfurt–Weimar Airport does not cater domestic flights. The freshly built Munich-Berlin high-speed line and the Frankfurt-Dresden line meet at Erfurt main station hence reducing and eventually ended the need for domestic flights.
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The ERF-Erfurt–Weimar Airport has two passenger terminal buildings; however, only one terminal is currently utilized. The terminal features two aircraft parking point and four boarding gates. These boarding gates are divided into two levels and the upper one was arrayed with jet bridges. This airport operated on one asphalt runway almost 2600 meters long and 50 meters wide. This runway supports night landings and could accommodate commercial jets and transport aircraft. Shops and restaurants are also available within the premises for guest and travelers comfort. Car rental offices are available within the terminal for visitors’ convenience. On an average, Erfurt–Weimar Airport (ERF) caters to almost 227,000 passengers a year. Urbich, Stotternheim and Bischleben serves as an example of many municipalities that utilizes ERF - Erfurt–Weimar Airport as their point of entry and passage way out.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The Airport Hotel Erfurt, the comfy Hotel Am Kaisersaal and the 5-star Dorint Hotel am Dom Erfurt are some of the hospice recommended by jet-setters and travelers near this airport.
