Antwerp International Airport, also known as Deurne Airport, is located just a few kilometres east of Antwerp's city centre in the Deurne district. It is one of the oldest airports in Belgium, with a history stretching back to the early 1920s, and it holds the distinction of being the world's first airport to offer scheduled commercial flights using customs clearance. The airport primarily handles business aviation, charter flights, and a small number of scheduled regional services. Its compact size and proximity to the city make it a convenient option for business travellers, though its route network is limited compared to Brussels Airport. Antwerp Airport has faced ongoing discussions about its future, including debates over expansion, noise restrictions, and competition from larger regional hubs. Despite these challenges, it continues to serve as an important facility for general and business aviation in the Benelux region.