48 cheap direct flights from & to Hamburg (HAM)
Iran Air (IR722), Qeshm Airlines (QB2102)
Pegasus Airlines (PC1044, PC7326, PC1046)
Vueling Airlines (VY1821), Iberia (IB5065, IB5203), Eurowings (EW7520)
Eurowings (EW7658)
Eurowings (EW2047, EW2041, EW2049, EW2091, EW7048, EW7042, EW2043, EW2037)
Condor (DE3, DE491), Germania (ST6103), FlexFlight (W21270), TUI fly (X36137)
Iberia (IB3266, IB3270, IB3268)
Iran Air (IR723), Qeshm Airlines (QB2103)
Emirates Airline (EK59, EK61), Malaysia Airlines (MH4523, MH4525), Qantas Airways (QF8059, QF8061)
Swiss International Air Lines (LX1050, LX1054, LX1058), Cathay Pacific Airways (CX6607), Eurowings (EW7761), Deutsche Lufthansa (LH5845, LH5849, LH5851)
Turkish Airlines (TK1663, TK1661, TK1667), bmi regional (BM6316, BM6314, BM6320, BM6318, BM6312)
Sun Express (XQ170, XQ670), Condor (DE155, DE815), Corendon Airlines (XC4535, XC2535, XC6535, XC7535)
Pegasus Airlines (PC1043, PC7325, PC1045)
Deutsche Lufthansa (LH10, LH20, LH2, LH22, LH30, LH28), Aegean Airlines (A31560), ANA All Nippon Airways (NH6213)
Norwegian Air International (D85109)
SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SK2648, SK2646), Eurowings (EW7218, EW7214)
Sun Express (XQ171, XQ671), Condor (DE154, DE814), Corendon Airlines (XC4536, XC820, XC822, XC814)
Airport Hamburg
- URL: Official website
- Time zone: GMT 1
- Service telephone: +49 40 50 75-0
- Address: Flughafen Hamburg, Flughafenstr. 1-3, D-22335 Hamburg
- Operating company: Flughafen Hamburg GmbH
- Parking: yes; paid parking – more than 10000 short and long term spaces
- Nearby cities: Hamburg (9 km), Lübeck (54 km), Kiel (79 km), Bremerhaven (93 km), Bremen (100 km)
- Directions by car: The airport is on the B 433, about 9 km or 5 miles north of Hamburg inner city.
- Stations: S-Bahn 1 links the airport to the main station, the journey takes about 25 minutes.
- Flight distribution on the days of the week: Monday (15.66%), Tuesday (14.37%), Wednesday (14.94%), Thursday (14.36%), Friday (15.16%), Saturday (11.53%), Sunday (13.97%)
- Alternative spelling: Hamburg Flughafen, Hamburg Airport Helmut Schmidt, Hamburk, Hamborg, Hambourg, Amburgo, Hampuri, Hamburq, Хамбург, Αμβούργο, Гамбург, Համբուրգ, ჰამბურგი, ሃምቡርግ, هامبورغ, هامبورگ, המבורג, हैम्बर्ग, ฮัมบูร์ก, 함부르크, ハンブルク, 汉堡, 漢堡, همبورغ, هامبورج
Most popular destinations from Hamburg (Flights per week )
- Airport Munich (119, 5,61 %)
- Airport London Heathrow (102, 4,80 %)
- Airport Frankfurt-Main (100, 4,71 %)
- Airport Vienna International (98, 4,62 %)
- Airport Paris - Charles de Gaulle (98, 4,62 %)
- Airport Zurich (Zürich)-Kloten (90, 4,24 %)
- Airport Amsterdam-Schiphol (90, 4,24 %)
- Airport Stuttgart-Echterdingen (51, 2,40 %)
- Airport Copenhagen (44, 2,07 %)
- Airport Palma de Mallorca (34, 1,60 %)
- other (61.09 %)
Top airlines (percentage of departures and arrivals)
- Eurowings (1392, 33,03 %)
- Lufthansa (393, 9,33 %)
- British Airways (240, 5,70 %)
- Air France (232, 5,51 %)
- Condor (196, 4,65 %)
- easyJet (172, 4,08 %)
- Wizz Air (149, 3,54 %)
- KLM (128, 3,04 %)
- Swiss International Air Lines (124, 2,94 %)
- SAS Scandinavian Airlines (116, 2,75 %)
- other (25.43 %)
Location
Opened in 1912, Hamburg is the oldest airport in Germany. It is located about 9 km or 5 miles north of downtown Hamburg. Motorists can reach the terminal on the B433.
Between the main railway station and the airport, the S-Bahn 1 operates a service, the journey takes about 25 minutes. The 606 night bus also operates at night. HVV city bus numbers 26, 39, 274 and 292 stop at the airport, and buses 23, 34, 114 and 292 stop nearby.
There is also a regular private shuttle bus service between the airport and the Hanseatic cities of Lübeck and Kiel.
History
After the hangars Hamburg GmbH (HLG) were established, a suitable site was also chosen in 1912. In the first year airfield use was reserved for Zeppelins, but in 1913, airports were also able to use the southern part of the area.
By as early as 1913 aircraft were also permitted to use the south-eastern corner of the area. 1916, during the First World War, the halls burned down completely. Although these were then again rebuilt, they could not be used because of the Versailles Treaty.
In 1945, the airport was taken over by the British allies, who in cooperation with the American and French allies, three years later provided a temporary runway for the population of West Berlin. In 1955, German Lufthansa took over Hamburg airport and also built a hangar to repair, maintain and alter machines with the Lufthansa Technik Group. This now has over thirty global offshoots, the headquarters are still in Hamburg.
In the 60's, there were attempts to relocate the airport to Kaltenkirchen, due to the fact that capacities were exhausted and the airport was being squeezed between several residential areas. This idea was rejected however, because the economic power of the Hanseatic city Hamburg is primarily geared towards the service sector and many medium-sized businesses in the metropolis rely on a a city airport for quick access.
At the beginning of the 90s, the project "HAM21" expansion programme for the modernisation of the airport was planned, the old Terminal 2 was demolished in the course of building work and then rebuilt to comply with current standards. The renaming ceremony and the simultaneous opening of the new Terminal 1 was held in the spring 2005. Another name change followed a short time later: the old Terminal 4 was then called Terminal 2.