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Skopje International Airport (IATA code: SKP) serves the capital of the republic of North Macedonia (formerly FYROM) and is the only major International airport in the country. The other International airport is situated near the lake of Ohrid (IATA code: OHD) and serves only seasonal flights.
Since the republic of North Macedonia lacks a national carrier, the airport of Skopje is being used only by foreign carriers. It is linked with direct flights to most of ex-Yugoslavia capitals, namely Belgrade, Zagreb and Ljubljana. Qatar Airways, Fly Dubai, Turkish Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Aegean and a few other carriers also operate to Skopje International Airport.
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (Iata code: AMS) is the third busiest airport in Europe, serving over 70 million passengers a year. Schiphol airport is a hub for KLM airlines (Part of Air France - KLM group), their subsidiary Transavia and easyJet. Schiphol is important for connecting flights linking Europe and USA as the US Delta airlines links Amsterdam with 11 major destinations in USA.
London Luton Airport (LTN) is used primarily by low fare airlines and serves over 12 million passengers annually. Self-connecting at London Luton Airport means that you arrive at Luton on a flight from your origin destination and shortly afterwards you depart on another flight to your final destination, holding two separate tickets for your journey.
Riga International Airport (IATA airport code: RIX) is a regional airport serving the capital of Latvia. It’s the hub of airBaltic, which is the biggest airline operating in the Baltics and provides good connections to Estonia’s capital Tallinn and Lithuania’s capital Vilnius. The routes Riga - Tallinn and Riga - Vilnius are served by frequent daily flights.
Sabiha Gokcen International airport (IATA airport code: SAW) is one of the two airports serving Istanbul, the biggest city in Turkey.
Paris Beauvais airport is suitable mainly for self-connecting flights of passengers traveling on Wizzair and Ryanair. There are a number of passengers who land at Beauvais airport and further connect to flights departing from the main airport of Paris - Charles de Gaulle (IATA code: CDG), boarding long haul flights of Air France.