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Zürich Airport, identified by the IATA code ZRH and the ICAO code LSZH, is the largest international airport in Switzerland. Located near Zürich in the municipality of Kloten, it serves as a major European and international hub and is a primary gateway to the country. The airport is a key base for Swiss International Air Lines and handles a wide range of short-haul and long-haul services operated by multiple carriers.

The airport is owned and operated by Flughafen Zürich AG. It comprises two passenger terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, which are connected by a central area and a network of concourses and gates. Terminal 1 is the original main terminal, while Terminal 2 provides additional check-in areas, gates, and services. In addition to passenger facilities, the site includes cargo facilities, maintenance operations, and a variety of shops and dining options to accommodate travelers.

Zurich Airport is well integrated with public transport. The Zürich Flughafen railway station, located beneath the terminals, provides frequent connections to Zürich Hauptbahnhof and other destinations via the Swiss Federal Railways network. Local and regional buses link the airport to surrounding towns and hotels, facilitating easy access for travelers.

As a major hub in Europe, ZRH serves a wide range of international and European destinations. Swiss International Air Lines uses Zurich as its primary hub, complemented by services from other international carriers. The airport continues to undergo modernization and expansion efforts to enhance capacity, efficiency, and sustainability, making it a central transport node for Switzerland.