Editing Eindhoven (section)

===Air traffic===
[[Eindhoven Airport]] is the closest airport, located approximately {{convert|8|km|0|abbr=off}} from the town centre.  The airport serves as a military air base and a civilian commercial airport. Eindhoven Airport is the second-busiest in the Netherlands (after [[Amsterdam Airport Schiphol|Schiphol]]).{{Update|date=November 2021}} [[Ryanair]] serves [[London Stansted Airport]], Dublin, [[Kyiv]], Rome, [[Milan]], [[Pisa]], [[Bordeaux]], [[Marseille]], Glasgow, [[Madrid]], [[Valencia]], Stockholm, [[Kaunas]], [[Malta]], [[Sofia]] and [[Barcelona]]. [[Wizz air]] serves [[Belgrade]], [[Brno]], Bucharest-Otopeni, [[Budapest]], [[Cluj-Napoca]], [[Debrecen]], [[Gdańsk]], [[Katowice]], Prague, [[Riga]], [[Sofia]], [[Timișoara]], [[Vilnius]], [[Wrocław]]. In the summer season, [[Reykjavík]] is served with 2 weekly flights operated by [[Iceland Express]]. [[Transavia]] services [[Alicante]], [[Antalya]], [[Athens]], [[Bodrum]], [[Corfu]], [[Dalaman]], [[Faro, Portugal|Faro]], [[Gran Canaria]], [[Innsbruck]], [[Málaga]], [[Mallorca]], Munich, [[Prague]], [[Rhodes (city)|Rhodes]] and [[Salzburg]], though some destinations are served only seasonally. Eindhoven Airport served more than 6.2&nbsp;million passengers in 2018.
[[File:Station Eindhoven Centraal (2023).jpg|thumb|[[Eindhoven Centraal railway station|Eindhoven Central Station]]]]