When you're living in Stuttgart, you've got few choices to fly. Drive/train to Frankfurt or Zurich…read moreor...Stuttgart. Pro - you're able to easily access a lot of places in Europe quite easily. Most of the staff is quite helpful. Con- parking, rental cars (sooo many garages), security is hardcore (which is good but they're sticklers for liquids, clear bags, etc), and security line! Pro-tip: if your ticket shows terminal 3, they're all connected! This is what I have for the time being but it lacks lounges and is pretty busy. Maybe a train to another airport if you have the time.

The airport as such is good, no complaints. It is clean, functional and efficient. Shops and…read morerestaurants offer a good range of goods and food to cater for the majority, I would think. Staff are friendly and welcoming. The big let down is the most unfriendly and often impertinent staff at the security gates. I think they forget that passengers are actually their customers and should be treated as such. Instead, they must think we are a crowd of kids. I travel a lot, and I have never come across anything like it, today was extremely offensive. As a suggestion, why don't you send a member or two of management as "mystery passengers"? To get the full experience, pretend you don't understand everything, just as it happened today next to me with an elderly gentleman. And the behaviour I experienced and witnessed had nothing to do with being busy. We are all busy in our jobs and travelling is often part of it. To risk loosing customers is self damaging and also affects colleagues and many other people. Perhaps a few simple training sessions help. In particular the crew on T2 from this morning (24th March around 9.30 am) would definitely benefit from an imminent session. Unbelievably rude, unhelpful and unfriendly.

This is quite a lovely little airport. I believe it is an old airforce base. Outside there is an…read moreample openair carpark that has a 30 minute free parling allowance. Inside the main entrance there is a car rental kiosk (can't remember which), check in desks, and a coffee shop with a few seats. Going through secutiry, of which there are 6 stands, the staff have always been polite and the queues have always moved fast. Right opposite security is a duty free shop and gates 1-4. Gates 5-6 are upstairs with more seating and another coffee shop. There are clean toilets in all areas, including the processing area as you wait to go thorugh secutiry as you arrive in Memmingen. The airport itself is rather small, but has lots of natural light coming in, and because its small, you can very easily find what you need. The town of Memmingen can be reached by bus or taxi. A taxi on a monday afternoon cost about 10 euros.

From the owner: Memmingen Airport is located in Southern Germany, approx. one hour drive far from Munich. FMM…read moreoffers cheap parking, short ways and comfortabel terminal facilities.