Dusseldorf International Airport (DUS) is the main airport in the German state of North Rhine Westphalia, with up to 70,000 passengers being served every day. The airport’s single terminal has the capacity to serve up to 22 million passengers per year, and its impressive facilities reflect its large number of customers. The airport’s close proximity and railway link to the city of Dusseldorf gives the airport a distinctly attractive appeal for those who want to travel hassle-free, and the vibrant city is a much-loved destination for both business and pleasure travelers alike.

Airport Information Dusseldorf

• Location: Dusseldorf International Airport just under 4 miles from Dusseldorf itself, which is a thriving modern city that is well worth a visit.
• Address: Flughafen Düsseldorf GmbH, Flughafenstraße 120, D - 40474 Düsseldorf
• Telephone Number: 0049-211-421-0
• Time Zone: Central European Time (CET)
• Eating & Drinking: The great number of cafes, bars, restaurants and selective food stores make dining at Dusseldorf Airport airport a pleasure. Grab a sandwich at Kamps, a coffee at Starbucks or an evening meal at the Red Baron.
• ATM: Two Reisebank branches are located at departures, while the Stadt-Sparkasse Düsseldorf branch is located at arrivals. ATMS are located throughout all departures areas.
• WiFi: There is WiFi available throughout the airport.
• Shopping: The shopping area at Dusseldorf Airport is extensive, with fashion and beauty products, sports clothing, electronic goods, gifts and books all on offer in a huge selection of stores.
• Luggage: Lost and found is located on the first floor of parking structure 3 (Tel: 0049 211 421 2515), while left luggage department is on the ground floor of car park. Both are open from 4am until midnight. Luggage trolleys are located throughout the airport and are free of charge in the central arrivals area but cost one euro per trolley in departures.
• Airport Hotels: The Sheraton Düsseldorf Airport Hotel is located within airport itself, while the.Maritim Airport Hotel can be found nearby on Maritimplatz. A number of other hotels are located within the vicinity of the airport, while there is a great number and variety of accommodation within the city of Dusseldorf itself.
• Disabled Travelers: Parking for disabled passengers is available in the parking structure P1 directly beneath the terminal or in parking structures P2 or P3. All areas and facilities, bar the duty-free shop in departures C, are wheelchair accessible.
• Lounges: There are a number of lounges in Dusseldorf Airport, including the Lufthansa Business Lounge, Lufthansa Senator Lounge, Open Sky Longue, Hugo Junkers Lounge, Air France Lounge, British Airways Terrace Lounge, Air Berlin/LTU Lounge and the Emirates Lounge.
• Parking: The parking facilities at Dusseldorf Airport add up to the grand total of 20,000 parking spaces, a figure which is made up of over 10,000 terminal parking spaces and almost 10,000 long term spaces. The terminal spaces are within 5 minutes walking distance of the airport building, while the long term spaces are 15 minutes’ walk but are also serviced by a shuttle bus and the SkyTrain. Parking spaces can be booked online up until the day before your arrival.
• Directions & Transportation: Transportation to the airport is remarkably easy for those traveling by train, because the airport boasts its own railway station. From here the SkyTrain takes passengers into the terminal building. For those traveling with regional buses, the bus station is located in front of central arrivals. Car rental services can be found inside central arrivals, while taxis are positioned just outside – traveling to downtown Düsseldorf will cost about 20 Euro (about $25).
• Website: http://www.duesseldorf-international.de/dus_en/