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History Airport in Prague

The Prague - Ruzyne Airport began operation on April 5, 1937, this date being the very beginning of the airport history. The airport has excellent location both with respect to short distance from the center of Prague and within the European area. Moreover, the Ruzyne fields provide opportunities for further expansion of the airport according to the increasing capacity demand. The airport serves as a hub of the trans-European airport network.

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An anonymous public tender has been announced in 1931 for a complete airport solution including the budget. The airport area in Prague was located 10 km West from the Prague city centre in the average latitude of 363 meters. Of the total area of 108 hectares, 35 hectares were built on. The runway system consisted of grassy starting and landing lanes.

The basic development began on July 4, 1933. The landscaping took eleven months. The contractors were allowed to use only limited mechanization, as one of the objectives of the airport development was to reduce unemployment. The development took 44 months and the airport was completed on March 1, 1937 including excellent parameters and equipment.

The Czechoslovakia occupation in 1939 and the war slowed down the air transportation in such extent that the airport was back at the beginning in 1945. The Prague-Ruzyne airport re-launched civil aviation again in June 1945, although with some limitations.

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