Antwerp International Airport (Deurne) — Antwerp, Belgium

Antwerp International Airport, often called Deurne after the city district that surrounds it, carries the code ANR and sits barely 39 feet above sea level. One runway serves this medium airport, which handles regional and business flights rather than the long-haul traffic found at Belgium's larger hubs. Deurne lies within the city of Antwerp itself, in the Flemish Region, making ANR one of the more centrally located airports in Western Europe relative to the urban area it serves. Small turboprops and business jets make up much of the daily movement here, with the compact single-runway layout keeping operations straightforward for the airport's limited scheduled routes.