Dresden Airport is designed so that disabled people can move around without any difficulty. Toilets, lifts, phones, shops and eateries all have easy access. 

Passengers with restricted mobility or a disability can obtain support from the PRM service provided by the airport fire brigade. The support service, which provides assistance for incapacitated people on behalf of the airlines, helps them on the way to and from the aircraft, when checking in their luggage and for passport and customs checks.   

Please inform your airline or your travel agent when you make your booking that you would like to use the support service at Dresden Airport. 

Arriving at the airport

By train:
You can directly reach the check-in area from the station platform by using the lift (to the 1st floor). 

By bus:
The bus stops for bus services 77 and 80 are located in front of the entrance area to the terminal. 

By car:
Use the Dresden-Flughafen exit on the A4 motorway. The address for your navigation system is: 
Wilhelmine-Reichard-Ring 1, 01109 Dresden.

Parking

The following applies if you have a special parking permit in the form of a blue EU parking badge (only for severely disabled people with the special aG or BI markers): 

Multi-storey car park / P3 car park 

You will find designated disabled parking spaces for people with restricted mobility, who have a special parking permit, on level 2 and level 3 in our multi-storey car park. People with a special parking permit (blue EU badge) can use these parking spaces in the multi-storey car.

There are other specially designated parking spaces for you at the P3 car park. 

Short-term parking
If you only want to visit us for a short time, please use the marked parking spaces in the pick-up and drop-off lane directly in front of the terminal. Please place your blue EU parking badge for disabled people next to the windscreen so that it is clearly visible. 

Free services

The following services are free of charge if you:

• permanently depend on a wheelchair
• cannot climb any stairs
• require a wheelchair for longer distances

Departing

Support:

• when handing in your luggage and checking in;
• during security and passport checks;
• when making your way to the gate and preferential boarding on the plane.

If you would like to take your electric wheelchair with you, it must be stored in the hold as bulky luggage. It is therefore necessary for you to change into a folding wheelchair for the journey to the gate. You will then board the plane in a special wheelchair. 
If you arrive in a manual wheelchair, change into the special wheelchair just before you board the plane. Your wheelchair will then be stowed in the cargo hold.

Arriving

Support:

• Met in or at the plane
• Support with entry formalities
• Accepting your luggage
• Accompanying you to your relatives or your means of transport