Hamburg Airport (HAM), located in the city of Hamburg, Germany, is the third largest airport in Germany and one of the largest in Europe. With two runways, Hamburg Airport can accommodate more than 150,000 flights per year and more than 10 million passengers per year. Hamburg Airport has a comprehensive air transport network with connections to Europe, Asia, North America and Africa. Hamburg Airport has excellent facilities, including business centers, stores, restaurants, bars, banks, ATMs, car rental services, travel agencies, car parking, etc.

Hamburg Airport is Large Airport
IATA Airport Code: HAM
ICAO Airport Code: EDDH
Europe -> Germany -> Hamburg
Latitude: 53.63040161
Longitude: 9.988229752
Elevation: 53
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