Letiště Pardubice - Terminál Jana Kašpara

One of the best airport I have ever been. Nice and cozy. Prices are low (bottle of water or coffee 20 ckr), there's even children room. No lines at all, we've passed security and passport checks in 2 minutes.

This terminal was open just few days ago (Feb.2018) and offer really nice and comfortable area to relax and wait for your flight. After security check you can buy selection of snacks and drinks and take it with you on board of your flight. It comes with much better price this way.

Fast service, nice staff

Small but very functional airport. Quiet and fast because of its size. There are no amenities except for a little shop and some tax-free shops inside the boarding area.

After reading the reviews here, I was dreading using this airport but believe me when I say, it ain't all that bad. Yes it's small but we got checked in super quick (for Ryan Air flying to London I was impressed as usually Ryanair is awful) Security was just as swift so I have zero complaints. From arriving through the door and getting to departure lounge it took less than 20 mins. The duty free in departures is small but pretty well catered for, you can buy cold beers from duty free. You can't sit down for a meal here but you can grab baguettes, snacks etc..As for the comments about the muddy field of a car park.. That must me old reviews as its perfectly paved now.Don't fear this airport, its small and minimalistic but very quick and I can be a diva at an airport believe me.

Very very small airport with not many facilities. However is a good alternative to Prague airport. It only takes about 50 minutes by train from the station. The 90 bus leaves several times are each scheduled departure (same on return) and airport to train station took about 15 minutes and costs 16 CK. The train to Prague from Pardubice costs about 120 CK. I understand it's a new terminal but come on... Stock up duty free at least.

Nice place for rest :)

The new terminal is kinda cute but, so far, severely lacking in facilities - though the few that exist are OK. I don't smoke but if you do then don't rely on the 'Duty Free Shop' - they don't sell cigarettes or rolling tobacco ... never known that anywhere else. On arrival, lack of coins means lack of coffee - or anything else. Machine only. There is a handy bus ticket dispenser which accepts Credit/Debit cards and a day ticket for Pardubice costs less than a cup of coffee and bus 90 whisks you to the railway station, where you can blow more than the price of a days transportation on an expresso in Costa (Lotta). On departure, the toilets are plentiful and clean, the seating reasonably comfortable, security over-zealous - they confiscated my small nail scissors which were well within legal limits and have been accepted at dozens of airports throughout Europe - and information on my delayed flight was totally lacking. All that said, it's a handy little airport for people from the region and, with the excellent Czech rail system, Pardubice is well and easily connected to almost everywhere in Czech Republic.

Horrible connection with railway station. Lack of clearness of everything. Very bad service. Loutish behaviour of security check service. Poor duty-free shop. Opening hours: 2h before the departure. I saw people outside at night who were waiting for flight.