HAM
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Hamburg Airport (HAM) is an airport serving Hamburg, Germany.
· 46 departures on the board
- 20:2020:10LX1055Gate C15On time
- 20:30OS258Gate C8On time
- 20:3020:15LH2073Gate C16On time
- 21:05BA969Gate A20On time
- 21:15LW2049Gate A39On time
- 21:25LH2071Gate C15On time
- 21:3020:55EW2047Gate A17Delayed by 35 m
- 21:30EK62Gate B52On time
- 21:50VY1823Gate C16On time
- 21:5421:40DS1184Gate A37On time
- 21:55FR1517Gate B47On time
- 22:00EC3950Gate A38Cancelled
- 22:10D81129Gate A41On time
- 20:1019:25LH2069Gate C6Delayed by 45 m
- 20:00W43096Gate A37Boarding
- 20:0019:40EW9039Gate A41Delayed by 20 m
- 19:55XQ671Gate C4Boarding
- 19:5019:00LH27Gate C6Delayed by 50 m
- 19:40LO394Gate A18Final call
- 19:35TF652Gate A21Final call
- 19:3519:15LX1059Gate C7Delayed by 20 m
About HAM Airport
How do I get to and from Hamburg Airport?
Hamburg Airport is served by regional rail, S-Bahn and bus links, making city center connections straightforward. Many travelers use the S1 S-Bahn line to reach central Hamburg; regional and long-distance buses also call at the airport. Taxis and app-based ride-hailing are available outside the terminal, and several car hire companies operate on-site or nearby. Short- and long-term parking options serve private vehicles and drop-offs.
How do the terminals work at Hamburg Airport?
The airport has a compact terminal complex with multiple piers and a clear split between Schengen/European and non-Schengen/international processing. Check-in desks and airline counters are located in the main terminal hall; dedicated gates and security lanes serve departures. Transfers between arriving and departing flights are walkable within the terminal; allow time for passport control when moving between Schengen and non-Schengen flights.
Tips for flying from Hamburg Airport
Arrive with standard European domestic or Schengen departures recommended at least 90 minutes before departure and longer for intercontinental flights. Have travel documents ready for passport control when leaving or entering non-Schengen areas. Expect efficient security but variable queues at peak times, especially mornings and holidays. If using the S-Bahn, follow signs to the station beneath the terminal; factor in extra time for luggage and busy periods.