Prague Airport Terminal Map

At Václav Havel Airport Prague, Terminal 1 handles non-Schengen flights, while Terminal 2 serves Schengen area flights. Confirm your terminal by checking your flight details on the airport’s website, your airline’s site, or the live arrivals and departures board.

At Václav Havel Airport Prague, Terminal 1 handles flights to and from non-Schengen countries, while Terminal 2 serves Schengen area destinations. Terminal 1 requires passport control for international travel, while Terminal 2 has a central security checkpoint for Schengen flights.

To get from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 at Václav Havel Airport Prague, simply walk through the 150-meter connecting corridor in about 5 minutes. No additional transportation is needed, but if you have checked luggage, you’ll need to collect and re-check it at your destination terminal, and may need to go through security or passport control again.

Prague Airport (PRG) is generally easy to navigate, with clear signage and two interconnected terminals within a 5-minute walk. While it’s well-organized and clean, some passengers report long queues at security, passport control, and baggage claim during busy times, so it’s recommended to allow extra time for your journey.