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Terminal-Info Stand: 30.05.2017 Fluggesellschaften am Flughafen Airline Code Terminal Halle Schalter Terminal Hall Counter 51-461 Adria Airways JP A Lufthansa Aegean Airlines A3 B 660-664 Aer Lingus EI E 904-905 Aeroflot SU D 805-808 Air Algérie AH E 952-954 Air Arabia Maroc 3O D 809-811 Air Astana KC C 769-772 Air Cairo SM D 886-888 Air Canada AC B 674-677 Air China CA B 516-524 Air Europa UX D 857-859 Air France AF D 801-803 Air India AI B 501-505 Air Moldova MLD E 902-903 Air Namibia SW E 917-920 Air Serbia JU E 947-948 airBaltic BT D 886-887 airberlin AB E 984-985 Alitalia AZ E 949-951 AlMasria Universal Airlines UJ D 890-892 American Airlines AA E 955-968 ANA NH B 678-681 Asiana Airlines OZ C 708-718 Austrian 51-461 Airlines OS A Lufthansa Azores Airlines S4 E 911-913 Belavia B2 D 819-820 51-461 bmi regional BM A Lufthansa British Airways BA E 907-910 Bulgaria Air FB C 701-702 Bulgarian Air Charter BUC E 952-953 Cathay Pacific CX E 915-920 China Airlines CI D 813-820 China Eastern Airlines MU D 851-856 China Southern Airlines CZ D 815-820 752-753, 759-768, Condor DE C 773-785 Croatia 51-461 Airlines OU A Lufthansa CSA Czech Airlines OK D 856 Delta DL D 841-854 51-461 EgyptAir MS A Lufthansa EL AL LY C 791-795 Ellinair EL C 770-772 Emirates EK E 992-999 Ethiopian Airlines ET B 510-514 Etihad Airways EY B 543-548 Finnair AY E 980-982 FlyEgypt FEG D 890-892 Freebird Airlines FHY E 941-943 Gulf Air GF D 883-885 Iberia IB E 901-903 Icelandair FI E 955-958 IranAir IR C 706-710 Iraqi Airways IA E 961-964 JAL Japan Airlines JL D 816-820 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines KL D 801-803 Korean Air KE D 841-847 Kuwait Airways KU D 894-899 LATAM Airlines LA C 760-766 LATAM Airlines JJ C 760-766 LOT Polish 51-461 Airlines LO A Lufthansa Lufthansa LH A 51-461 Lufthansa LH B 51-461 MEA Middle East Airlines ME B 510-515 MIAT Mongolian Airlines OM D 880-883 Montenegro Airlines YM D 884-885 Nesma Airlines NMA D 886-888 NIKI HG E 912-914 Nouvelair LBT D 880-881 Oman Air WY C 746-750 Pegasus Airlines PC E 966-968 Qatar Airways QR C 733-741 Royal Air Maroc AT D 812-814 Royal Jordanian Airlines RJ E 986-988 Ryanair FR E 941-944 S7 Airlines / Globus GH E 945-947 SAS Scandinavian 51-461 Airlines SK A Lufthansa Saudia SV D 845-848 Singapore Airlines SQ C 713-720 Small Planet Airlines LLX D 809-811 Somon Air SZ D 850-851 South African Airways SA B 659, 672-675 SunExpress XQ D wechselnd SunExpress Deutschland XG D wechselnd 51-461 SWISS LX A Lufthansa TAP Portugal TP B 682-684 TAROM RO D 880-881 Thai Airways International TG C 743-750 TUIfly X3 D 861-868 Tunisair TU B 537-539 Turkish Airlines TK B 664-671 Turkmenistan Airlines TUA D 883-885 UIA Ukraine International Airlines PS D 841-843 United Airlines UA B 501-506 Uzbekistan Airways HY D 897-899 Vietnam Airlines VN D 886-893 Wizz Air WZZ E 904-905 WOW air WW E 952-954 Zeichenerkärung: Airline bietet einen Vorabend Check-in an Airline bietet den Check-in am Fernbahnhof (AIRail Check-in) an.

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