Ruzyne is the airport that you will fly into if you are going to visit Prague (one of my favourite cities!). I flew into Prague with easyjet so I know that they use this airport. Ruzyne is close to the city centre, and it is easy to get to the centre from there- I took a transfer when I arrived in Prague, and feeling more confident when I left, just took a bus. The airport is very clean, with the facilities that you would expect, like toilets, restaurants and shops. I only had occasion to speak to the staff a couple of times, but I found them to be polite. As I can speak some Czech, I did not need to speak to them in English ...  Read the complete review

Twice in September last year we had to fly to and from Prague, using Czech Airlines between the UK and Cyprus. The first time we had a seven hour stopover at the Ruzyne Airport, and had considered going out to see the city itself; however when we arrived, four things mitigated against this: 1) It was only 5.30am, and we were told that nothing much would open in the city until 9.30 or later 2) Our hand luggage was fairly heavy, and we couldn't find anywhere to leave it 3) We were all incredibly tired 4) It was apparently three degrees Celcius outside! So having decided not to go out, we were faced with several hours in the ...  Read the complete review

It's been quite a while since I passed through Prague's Ruzyne airport. I went to Prague in 1996. I'm sure the airport has changed a bit since then. But I was impressed at the time so I felt I'd just like to give the airport a thumbs up on dooyoo. Feel free to add your comments! I'm sure some of you out there have been there more recently and can give a more up to date report. The airport is located in the Ruzyne district, approximately 12km from the city centre. There is very good local transport to get to and from the airport. There are local taxis but we found the best way into the city was on the bus services. Cedaz buses run ...  Read the complete review