Pristina International Airport (PRN) Lipjan, Kosovo
Pristina International Airport “Adem Jashari” (PRN) is Kosovo’s principal international airport and the main air gateway serving Pristina. It is located near Slatina/Sllatinë, in the Lipjan area, southwest of Pristina. The airport is operated by Limak Kosovo International Airport J.S.C. and uses the IATA code PRN and ICAO code BKPR.
The current passenger terminal opened in 2013. The airport has subsequently expanded its passenger facilities, including an increase in boarding gates.
Pristina International Airport — Quick Facts
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Official name | Prishtina International Airport “Adem Jashari” |
| Common name | Pristina International Airport |
| IATA code | PRN |
| ICAO code | BKPR |
| Airport type | International airport |
| City served | Pristina, Kosovo |
| Location | Lipjan/Vrellë area, southwest of Pristina |
| Operator | Limak Kosovo International Airport J.S.C. |
| Passenger terminal | 1 main passenger terminal |
| Runway | 17/35 |
| Runway length | Approximately 3,000 m |
| Elevation | Approximately 545 m / 1,789 ft |
| Time zone | Central European Time; UTC+1 in standard time and UTC+2 during daylight saving |
| Official website | Prishtina International Airport official website |
| Wikipedia | Pristina International Airport — Wikipedia |
The airport’s runway was extended to 3,000 metres and its ILS capability upgraded to Category IIIb in 2021.
Important Airport Contact Numbers
| Purpose | Contact |
|---|---|
| Main airport / passenger information | +383 38 501 502 1214 |
| Airport general email | information@limakkosovo.aero |
| Airport operator | Limak Kosovo International Airport J.S.C. |
| Official website | airportpristina.com |
| Civil Aviation Authority of Kosovo | +383 38 200 74 278 |
| CAA public communications | +383 38 200 74 251 |
| CAA passenger-rights authority | Contact Kosovo Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure |
| Aviation accident/incident emergency reporting | 0800 90000 / +383 45 356 666 |
Kosovo Emergency Numbers
For an emergency at or around Pristina International Airport, these are the principal Kosovo emergency services:
| Emergency service | Number |
|---|---|
| General emergency | 112 |
| Police | 192 |
| Ambulance / medical emergency | 194 |
| Fire & rescue | 193 |
Terminal Information
How many terminals does Pristina Airport have?
Pristina International Airport has one main passenger terminal. Arrivals and departures are handled within the same terminal complex, so passengers do not normally need to transfer between separate passenger terminals.
Arrivals
The arrivals process generally includes:
- Passport/border control where applicable
- Baggage reclaim
- Customs
- Public arrivals/meeting area
- Ground transportation, taxis and car-rental services
Departures
The departure process includes:
- Airline check-in
- Baggage drop
- Security screening
- Passport control where applicable
- Airside departure area
- Boarding gates
The terminal provides passenger amenities including Wi-Fi, cafés/restaurants, duty-free shopping, ATMs, currency services, car rental facilities and lounge facilities.
Boarding gates
The airport has expanded its gate capacity; the number of gates was increased from 8 to 12 in 2024.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the IATA code for Pristina International Airport?
The IATA code is PRN.
What is the ICAO code for Pristina Airport?
The ICAO code is BKPR.
What is the official name of Pristina Airport?
Its official name is Prishtina International Airport “Adem Jashari”.
How many terminals are at Pristina Airport?
There is one main passenger terminal serving arrivals and departures.
Does Pristina Airport have separate international and domestic terminals?
No separate passenger terminal is normally required. Passenger operations are consolidated within the main terminal.
What is the Pristina Airport telephone number?
The commonly published airport contact number is +383 38 501 502 1214.
What is the emergency number at Pristina Airport?
For a general emergency in Kosovo, call 112. For specific services, call 192 for police, 194 for ambulance and 193 for fire services.
How far is Pristina Airport from Pristina city?
The airport is approximately 15 km southwest of Pristina.
When did the current airport terminal open?
The new passenger terminal opened in 2013.
Is Pristina Airport open 24 hours?
Airport/aviation operations are designed to support scheduled international traffic, but individual passenger services, shops, transport services and airline counters can have different operating hours. Check your airline and the airport directly for your particular flight.
Is there Wi-Fi at Pristina Airport?
Yes. Passenger information sources report free Wi-Fi in the terminal.
Are restaurants and cafés available?
Yes. The passenger terminal has cafés and food/beverage facilities.
Does Pristina Airport have duty-free shops?
Yes, duty-free shopping is available in the passenger departure area.
Does Pristina Airport have a lounge?
Yes. Lounge facilities are available within the airport’s passenger terminal, with access depending on the lounge, airline, passenger class or applicable lounge programme.
Where should I contact for a lost item?
For an item lost at the airport, start with the airport’s passenger-information/lost-and-found service using the main airport contact. For items lost onboard an aircraft, contact the airline directly, because the airline may handle cabin baggage and aircraft-property claims.
Who should I contact about flight delays or cancellations?
Contact the airline operating your flight first. The airline controls flight-specific decisions such as cancellations, rebooking and passenger compensation, while airport information services can provide operational information.
What should I do in a medical emergency?
Call 112 for the general emergency service or 194 for an ambulance/medical emergency.
What should I do if there is a fire?
Call 193 for Kosovo’s fire and rescue service, or 112 for the general emergency service.
What should I do if I need the police?
Call 192 for Kosovo Police. Kosovo Police also lists +383 38 550 999 as a contact number