Aeropuerto de Zurich (Kloten) (ZRH)

Zurich Airport, known by its IATA code ZRH and ICAO code LSZH, is Switzerland's largest and busiest international airport. Located approximately 13 kilometers north of Zurich's city center, in the municipality of Kloten, the airport serves as a vital gateway to the country and the surrounding regions. It opened in 1948, following the need for a larger and more modern airport to accommodate the growing air traffic demands post-World War II.

Over the decades, Zurich Airport has expanded significantly, upgrading its facilities and infrastructure to handle the increasing number of passengers and flights. Today, it operates as a major hub for international travel, connecting Zurich to numerous destinations across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and beyond.

Annually, Zurich Airport manages upwards of 31 million passengers and facilitates over 270,000 aircraft movements. The airport is home to a broad range of airlines, with Swiss International Air Lines serving as its primary carrier. Additionally, the airport is equipped with three runways and a variety of modern amenities, including shopping centers, lounges, and efficient transportation options that seamlessly connect travelers to the city and various parts of Switzerland.

Zurich Airport's commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction has garnered it numerous accolades, establishing it as one of the premier airports in Europe. Its strategic location, cutting-edge facilities, and robust connectivity make it an essential hub for both passengers and cargo, reflecting the dynamic nature of Switzerland’s aviation landscape.