Portrait
Düsseldorf International is Germany's third-largest airport and the country's most important international center of aviation after Frankfurt and Munich. The airport benefits from its central location within the Rhine-Ruhr region. The short and guaranteed transfer times of just 35 minutes and the airport's function as a regional hub are the two main reasons for the positive development. These are areas in which Düsseldorf International has been working on improving procedures and stepping up comfort and convenience for airlines and passengers. In recent years, Düsseldorf International has attached importance to expanding its non-aviation business as well. Until 2016, it is, for instance, involved in the creation of Airport City, a large office park with a convention hotel on a 23-hectar adjacent former barracks site.

Shareholders
Düsseldorf International is 50 percent owned by the City of Düsseldorf, with the remaining 50 percent in the hands of private shareholders. HTAC has a stake of 10 percent and HTA 20 percent. The final 20 percent is held by Aer Rianta International, a subsidiary of the Dublin Airport Authority.

Passengers

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Financial Highlights 2010

Revenues EUR 338.5 m of which Non-Aviation 42% EBITDA EUR 119.1 m