As of March, 2025, Václav Havel Airport Prague offers flights to 165 destinations operated by 75 airlines. Below is a list of airlines currently serving Prague Airport, along with their destinations and terminal information. Please note that destinations are subject to change; for the most up-to-date information, consult the respective airline’s website.
Aegean Airlines
Flights from Athens, Greece, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. en.aegeanair.com
Aer Lingus
Flights from Dublin, Ireland, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.aerlingus.com
Air Baltic
Flights from Riga, Latvia, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.airbaltic.com
Air Canada
Flights from Toronto, Canada, to Prague. Service resumes on May 8, 2025. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.aircanada.com
Air France
Flights from Paris/Charles de Gaulle, France, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.airfrance.cz
Air Malta
Flights from Malta to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.airmalta.com
Air Serbia
Flights from Belgrade, Serbia, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.airserbia.com
Air Transat
Flights from Montreal and Toronto, Canada, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.airtransat.com
Asiana Airlines
Flights from Seoul/Incheon, South Korea, to Prague. Increased capacity starting April 1, 2025. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.flyasiana.com
Austrian Airlines
Flights from Vienna, Austria, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.austrian.com
Belavia
Flights from Minsk, Belarus, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. en.belavia.by
British Airways
Flights from London/Heathrow, United Kingdom, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.britishairways.com
Brussels Airlines
Flights from Brussels, Belgium, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.brusselsairlines.com
Bulgaria Air
Flights from Sofia, Bulgaria, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.air.bg
Condor
Flights from Frankfurt, Germany, to Prague. Service begins on May 1, 2025. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.condor.com
Croatia Airlines
Flights from Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik, Croatia, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.croatiaairlines.com
Delta Air Lines
Flights from New York/JFK, USA, to Prague. Service resumes on May 8, 2025. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.delta.com
easyJet
Flights from various UK cities including London/Gatwick, London/Stansted, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, and Manchester, as well as from Nantes, Nice, and Naples. Arriving at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 depending on the route. www.easyjet.com
Emirates
Flights from Dubai, UAE, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.emirates.com
Etihad Airways
Flights from Abu Dhabi, UAE, to Prague. Service begins on June 2, 2025. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.etihad.com
Finnair
Flights from Helsinki, Finland, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.finnair.com
Iberia
Flights from Madrid, Spain, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.iberia.com
Jet2.com
Flights from Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester, and Newcastle, UK, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.jet2.com
KLM
Flights from Amsterdam, Netherlands, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.klm.com
Korean Air
Flights from Seoul/Incheon, South Korea, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.koreanair.com
LOT Polish Airlines
Flights from Warsaw, Poland, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.lot.com
Lufthansa
Flights from Frankfurt and Munich, Germany, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.lufthansa.com
Norwegian Air Shuttle
Flights from Oslo, Norway, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.norwegian.com
Qatar Airways
Flights from Doha, Qatar, to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.qatarairways.com
Ryanair
Flights from various European cities including Dublin, London/Stansted, Milan/Bergamo, and Rome/Ciampino to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 1. www.ryanair.com
SAS Scandinavian Airlines
Flights from Copenhagen, Denmark and Stockholm/Arlanda to Prague. Arriving at Terminal 2. www.flysas.com
Smartwings
Smartwings is the premier Czech airline operator. It runs regular flights from a range of destinations—Antalya, Barcelona, Bilbao, Bourgas, Cagliari, Catania, Chania, Dubai, Dublin, Dubrovnik, Heraklion, Ibiza, Corfu, Kos, Lamezia Terme, Larnaca, Malaga, Naples, Nice, Olbia, Palma De Mallorca, Paris/Charles de Gaulle, Patras, Rhodes, Rome/Fiumicino, Split, Tel Aviv, Thessaloniki, Valencia, Zakinthos—and offers seasonal charter flights to popular holiday spots such as Bangkok, Cancun, Fuerteventura, Hurghada, Lanzarote, Las Palmas, Marsa Allam, Mombasa, Montego Bay, Oslo, Porlamar, Puerto Plata, Punta Cana, Sal, Samana, Sharm El Sheikh, Tenerife, Varadero, and Zanzibar. Flights operate from both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. www.smartwings.com
Rossiya (Russian Airlines)
Flights from St Petersburg. Terminal 1. www.rossiya-airlines.com
S7 Airlines
Novosibirsk. Terminal 1. www.s7.ru
SWISS International Air Lines
Flights from Basel/Mulhouse, Geneva, and Zurich. Terminal 2. swiss.com
TAP Portugal
Flights from Lisbon. Terminal 2. www.flytap.com
Tatarstan Airlines
Flights from Kazan, Perm. Terminal 1. www.tatarstan.aero
Transavia
Flights from Rotterdam. Terminal 2. www.transavia.com
Turkish Airlines
Flights from Istanbul. Terminal 1. www.turkishairlines.com
Ukraine International Airlines
Flights from Kyiv/Borispol. Terminal 1. www.flyuia.com
Ural Airlines
Terminal 1. www.uralairlines.ru
Volotea Airlines
Flights from Nantes, France. Terminal 2. www.volotea.com
Vueling
Low-cost flights from Barcelona. Terminal 2. www.vueling.com
Wizz Air
Low cost flights from Bari, London/Luton, Milan/Bergamo, Naples, Rome/Fiumicino, Venice/Treviso. Terminal 1 + Terminal 2. www.wizzair.com
Bringing Your Own Snacks Onboard
Airlines are cutting down on free meals during flights, so many travelers now choose to bring their own snacks. You can usually bring solid foods like sandwiches, fruits, nuts, cookies, and chips through airport security without any issues.
If your food is a liquid or gel, like yogurt, soup, or sauce, remember it must follow the liquids rule: each container can hold no more than 100 ml, and all containers must fit inside a single clear, resealable plastic bag (max size 1 liter).
Bringing Your Own Drinks
You can’t take full bottles through security. Instead, bring an empty water bottle and fill it up after the security check at airport drinking fountains.Foods and Drinks to Avoid
Don’t bring your own alcoholic drinks onto the plane—most airlines prohibit drinking alcohol you brought yourself.Be careful about taking leftover snacks into another country, as some destinations have strict rules about foods allowed through customs.
Planning ahead will make your journey easier and help you avoid any hassle at the airport.