Incredible service! The best airport that I've ever seen! Definitely will fly from Eindhoven airport again and again! Come in 3 hours before fly and miss it! Unique experience! You will never have such experience in other airports! Only Eindhoven! Airport of Eindhoven is my love! A lot of pros to fly out from Eindhoven airport: 1. If you want to extend your vacation, visit red lights and coffee shops again and again just fly out from Eindhoven! In such case you will have 146% alibi - Just say your wife - Dear, I missed my flight due to huge queue to security! 2. But you need money for red lights and coffee shops, right? In such case you can "buy" new ticket from Eindhoven to home for tomorrow, "miss" your flight, "buy" again... Repeat it until end of your vacation or the end of your money. 3. If you have too much money, just buy ticket for tomorrow, miss your flight, buy again... 4. If you afraid to fly - just fly out from Eindhoven. 146% guarantee that you will stay on the land and in case of crash aircraft crashed without you!

Waiting in the queue for security check for already for 3rd hour. Airport says that it is fault of people who come to early. I rather think its because out of 8 security lines only 2 are working. The queue of people is lined up outside if the building.

This is a silent airport (no gate announcements via the speakers). There are automated luggage check-ins, fast security checks, and decent duty free shops. There are not many seating possibilities. The seating areas around the gates are severely limited. The gate boarding process starts too much time in advance of the actual plane boarding so people have to stand outside in the cold weather.

Amazing airport, very close to the city, awesome staff, duty free shops.

Relatively fast moving lines but I bought fast track security for a business trip and this service was not delivered. Should not be sold then. Also, no signs, no directions, poorly indicated - unfortunately, another poor travel experience in 2022.

The airport was excellent! Clean, spacious, and modern. The staff were friendly and helpful. The security lines were quick and convenient. The food vendors had delicious options. Shopping was great and convenient. The flight departure and arrival times were definitely on time. Overall, the experience was great and definitely worth the price. Highly recommend!

Information on the website states not to arrive earlier than 3 hours before the flight. I did arrive exactly 3 hours before to spend about half hour on totally random queue at the luggage drop machines. And then another 2.5 hours for security. Absolute failure from the airport in crowd management. It was +37 outside in the queue and no water was provided, I hear about few people falling ill later in the day.

Eindhoven airport is a great choice, rather than Dusseldorf, if working near the German border. It fairly small and quick to get through. Note you may need to wait outside before getting on plane, which can be cold currently!

One of the best airports I think I have ever been in . Very modern and spacious. La place restaurant upstairs is brilliant with a fantastic range of food to sort all . The airport even has an outside seating area where you can watch the planes arriving/departing and you can even smoke!!!. But what really stood out was just how clean this airport is , it is spotless, even the gents lavatory didn’t have a speck of dust . You could eat your dinner off the floor

Everything seems to be about right. The way that a traveller is informed about his flight and other things is clear. Place is not big, but I think it has everything it should. During my stay there, there was few services opened. Shops have pretty cheap products, comparing it to other airports. Fast safety check.

Irecently had the displeasure of visiting Eindhoven Airport, and I must say that my overall experience was far from satisfactory. From the moment I arrived, it was clear that convenience and customer comfort were not top priorities for the airport management. Allow me to elaborate on the issues that made my visit less than pleasant. First and foremost, the lack of proper transportation options from the airport terminal to the parking areas is a major drawback. After a long and tiring flight, I was dismayed to find out that there was no dedicated shuttle bus service available. Instead, passengers were left with no choice but to drag their heavy luggage through inclement weather and walk for an arduous 30 minutes to reach their destination. It is simply unacceptable for an international airport to disregard the needs of its passengers in such a manner. Moreover, the absence of covered walkways or sheltered areas along the route was another frustrating aspect. I found myself exposed to the elements, battling rain and wind, while struggling with my luggage. It is inconceivable that a facility claiming to cater to travelers' needs would fail to provide basic protection from adverse weather conditions. Furthermore, the lack of clear signage and directions compounded the already cumbersome experience. As a visitor unfamiliar with the airport layout, I expected comprehensive guidance to assist me in navigating my way to the parking areas. However, the signage was insufficient, leading to confusion and wasted time as I retraced my steps multiple times. This lack of organization only added to the mounting frustration. In conclusion, my visit to Eindhoven Airport left a sour taste in my mouth. The absence of a shuttle bus service, coupled with the inconvenience of traversing long distances on foot with heavy luggage, made for a disappointing experience. The airport management should take immediate action to address these glaring shortcomings and prioritize the comfort and convenience of their passengers. Until these issues are resolved, I cannot in good conscience recommend Eindhoven Airport to fellow travelers.

My experience on arrival (8/11/2022): The passport control (as a non-EU citizen) took me 15 minutes, which I think is pretty normal. I didn’t have checked-in luggage so I cannot comment on that. The airport is well connected to the city (and to other cities). You can take bus 400 or 401 to go to the main station, and from there you can take a train to other cities. My experience on departure (17/11/2022): I arrived at the airport 2h15min before my flight (to non-EU country). I didn’t have checked-in luggage. It took me 35 minutes to pass the security, because of the queue. After that, I had plenty of free time to just roam around. Then, the passport check was very fast, no queue at all. While boarding, they left us waiting around 15 minutes outside, which was a short time compared to past experiences in this airport. So, overall the experience was good, and not as dramatic as I was expecting it to be. The airport was functioning very well, if you take into consideration the big number of flights and the small space it has, also the fact that you are traveling on a budget.

Excellent airport for low-cost airlines. Ryanair, Wizz Air, Transavia fly from here, so you can fly really cheap to almost any place in Europe. From the airport to the train station Eindhoven 25 minutes by bus (travels quite often). And already from Eindhoven about an hour / an hour and a half to Rotterdam, Amsterdam, The Hague by direct trains. The airport itself is very modern, much is automated. The staff speaks English, there are enough shops and cafes. There is free good wifi, it connects very quickly. All procedures are very clear, although, as in any airport (especially low-cost), you will have to stand in lines somewhere.

It’s a nice airport, and this evening not too busy. Don’t come early, it’s very small and security moves quickly. To bad the shops close between 6-7, so with an evening flight there isn’t much to do

✈️ The luggage pickup process was quick and smooth. The airport doesn't feel unnecessarily complicated and large. The crowd of travelers checking in seemed quite large when I was there though. Not sure this is normal here though... 🚍🚆 There are direct transport links to the city centre from here where you can take a train all the way up to Amsterdam. 🚻 Facilities are easy to fined, clean and tidy

I was here a year ago, and saying my experience was horrible would be an understatement. First, the self check-in machines didn’t work. Staff said to check them after 20 minutes, still nothing. Another 20, still nothing. Eventually we were told to go stand in line to the 2 check-in areas with actual people (it was one line for both). That took 30 minutes. Then we waited in line to get into security, another hour. Then in security we had to to cut in line to make it ok time. People were crying, screaming, having mental breakdowns. Some people were only in the middle of the massive line, and had a flight in 20 minutes. After getting through security we rushed to the gate, having no time to rest. Upon boarding the plane, we had to wait another 0,5 hour for the people stuck in the line for security. I don’t know the state of this airport now, but i hope it has improved. For the time being, 1 star.

A small but convenient airport where everything is done by you. I wish transportation could be done in one go. For those coming from the Zeeland region, they need to change train twice and change bus twice in order to go. Parking fee is approximately 40 Euros per day. 3.5 euros per hour for up to five hours. You can make your payment at the payment points before coming to the parking lot exit with the parking card you received at the entrance. Food, soup or snacks are upstairs.Coffee prices within the airport vary between 3 and 6 Euros. Food prices start from 3 euros on average. There are check-in areas on the right as you enter. You can collect your luggage yourself on the left side. The toilet is also on the left at the entrance. Arriving passengers arrive from the left side of the entrance. People who do not have a European passport generally do not receive a QR code through the application. You can print your ticket at the counter directly opposite as you enter.

A small and clean airport in Eindhoven. Its accessibility is lower than Schipol of course, but it was not crowded in the morning, like almost no queue. And, there is a smoking area after security unlike Schipol, which would be very helpful to those who smoke or vape.

One of the best airports that I've visited in the past year. Pretty new, considerably clean and modern yet quite small airport. When I came on Sunday, there was a reaally long queue which eventually went as far the outside of the main entrance. That was a queue to security check. It was a pleasant surprise to see the new scanners they use. You don't have to take out any electronics or liquids out of your luggage and that's vety practical. However, it seems like the staff have to check every single suitcase more precisely on the computers, what might have been the cause for the delay and long queues. Big up for nice and clean toilets and cold drinking water coming out of the taps. Funny part is super long walk to the plane after passing the last passport and flight ticket check. Overall it was a pleasant experience.

The most family unfriendly airport I have ever been to. -Buggy If you are with a buggy, an employee doesn't give you a label like any other airport - you need to make a separate line for the desk with a human operator (single line for the whole airport). If you didn't know this is the case, you have to make line twice - with small children that is surely a delight, for you and everyone else around you. -Security Then at the security lane, you need to walk in the gate separated from your child, while a complete stranger is holding them. There is no option to walk in together and then be individually checked standing next to each other. Then then there is no table, sidebar, or absolutely anywhere to place your belongings from the tray. You need to juggle it with your children in your hand. Mostly putting things in the floor... -No priority at gate with babies When they call to board, they do not ask for people travelling with small children first. When they start boarding, they start it even when the plane cannot be entered yet, so this will make you and your children stand up to 20 minutes in a really narrow and crowded boarding hallway that leads to the airplane. To sum it up, it is a really unriendly and incredibly stressful experience for families. And in that, unique in this region of Europe...

Very small airport, not enough seats for passengers to sit. If you continue by the train from central station,get a ticket combined for airport bus (400,401) at the arrival hall.

Its a great airport if you’re on a budget! During the holidays it can be quite crowded but if it’s not during the holidays this airport is much more relaxed than Schiphol, so i prefer Eindhoven in those cases. It’s not the best when comparing it to big airports because it is really small but for short flights i don’t see this being an issue. The food past security is expensive and not the best but it works. Overall i think it is easy to fly here as it is only a small space where you can’t get lost easily.

Small airport in Netherlands.. it's ok.. mostly not so well organised.. most of the time you have walk in cold or rain to enter the flight.. flights getting delayed is normal.. there is a small play area.. so food options and moderate waiting options..the airport can be made better

This airport has mostly been good. It has a connectivity by bus from Eindhoven central. The airport isn't huge but has nearly all amenities. There is an McDonalds right outside the airport. The security is fast and I have waited in queue only once during last summer.