Flight arrival times for the day, and previous and next days.
Flight departure times for the day, and previous and next days.
List and map of destinations of scheduled and chartered non-stop flights from Geneva.
Itinerary search (scheduled flights), with or without stop, on a given date.
Contact details, web sites and check-in information for airlines operating at Genève Aéroport.
Reiseagenturen in der Westschweiz und im benachbarten Frankreich, Tour Operators nach Destinationen.
Reductions offered by Genève Aéroport to the residents of certain Swiss cantons and French departments (car park, restaurants, shopping, etc.).
Visas and identity papers, passenger entitlements and tax refunds on items.
Cabin baggage, hold baggage, various check-in possibilities.
Calculator for the amount of CO2 emitted by a flight, to allow an optional financial contribution to support Swiss or international projects.
GVApp, Genève Aéroport’s free official application (iPhone, iPad, Android), essential for every traveller, escort or visitor to Genève Aéroport!
You are notified of changes by SMS in real time: if a flight is on time, early, late, or cancelled, you will be the first to know.
Airlines at Genève Aéroport: their first-class and business lounges.
Car rental companies at Genève Aéroport, Swiss side and French side.
Assistance at Genève Aéroport for persons with reduced mobility: explanation and operation of the free service.
Map of the passenger terminal.
Public transport modes in the Geneva region, Switzerland, and France, and free shuttle buses to hotels. Taxis.
Cycle and pedestrian access to Genève Aéroport.
Car park availability and charges, on-line charge calculation, booking a space with resaPark, Valet Parking service.
Swiss and French ski resorts, distances from Genève Aéroport.
Geographical location of Genève Aéroport in relation to Europe, Switzerland, and the France-Vaud-Geneva region.
All the Emotions Airport Shopping activities and information, classified by year.
Food, chocolates, sweets, children, duty-free, fashion & accessories, watches & jewellery, pharmacy & perfumes, photo, video, music, phones, newsagent, books, cigarettes and tobacco, shows, souvenirs, presents, flowers.
Banks & exchange, well-being, business & multimedia, left-luggage, post office, dry-cleaner, travel.
Restaurants, bars, snack bars, tea-rooms.
Maps of the various levels of Genève Aéroport with shops, restaurants and services
All the Genève Aéroport news and press releases, classified by year.
Genève Aéroport publications: practical airport information, discovery destinations, newsletters, institutional publications, environmental publications.
Organisation, facts, figures, statistics, background, sponsoring, master plan, works, downloads.
Environmental management system, environmental plan, fields of action, background information about the environment, bird-strike prevention, environment commission.
Cargo infrastructure, missions, French users, etc.
Job opportunities at Genève Aéroport and with the airport site authorities.
Geneva, a high-spend market.
Charges and levies, utilization of the airport, PPR (Prior Permission Required - permanent air traffic regulation), ACE (Airport Capacity Enhancement).
General terms and conditions for suppliers, advertising on the airport, apron and runway driving licences, space leasing, obstacles to aviation, taxis at the airport.
Q&A: baggage preparation, allowed items, safety standards, etc.
Persons with reduced mobility Q&A: how to get help, PRM cost, etc.
Q&A: transport, airport railway station, access to terminal, taxis, etc.
Q&A: vehicle heights, two-wheeler parking lots, shuttle buses, reductions, charges, reservations, etc.
Q&A: rates, reservations, access, payments, cancellations, refunds, discounts, etc.
Q&A: check-in counters, showers, left luggage, VIP service, etc.
Q&A: opening hours of shops and restaurants, currencies accepted, management of commercial space, etc.
Q&A: travel documents, travelling minors, temporary passport, Schengen conditions, etc.
Q&A: French sector, airlines operating there, access and car rentals.
Q&A: business terminal, conference rooms, photographs of the airport, advertising on the airport, downloadable logos, etc.
Q&A: travelling with an animal, lost property, lost luggage, air traffic statistics, working at the airport, guided tours of the airport, balloon release, advertising items, etc.
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To reach the French sector of the airport by road, take the customs road on the French side, at the Ferney-Voltaire customs post and follow the signs "Aéroport secteur France”.
> GPS coordinates: use City = FERNEY VOLTAIRE, Street = Route douanière.
Follow the same route as the other passengers, collect your luggage, and once you are in the Arrivals hall, after going through customs, go up one floor to the Check-in level.
Follow the “destination France” signs to reach the French sector (to the right of the terminal, near the Air France ticket counters).
From the French sector of Genève Aéroport, you should follow the signs "ABCD / Switzerland" (on a blue background) to reach the Swiss side. Identity documents are required to clear customs.
No, you must pass through Swiss territory from an international flight. When you leave the plane, you will arrive in the baggage claim area and must go through Swiss customs before you can return to the French sector. Once you reach the public area, go up one floor to the Check-in level. Follow the "Destination France" signs to reach the French sector (on the right of the terminal, near the Air France counters).
Yes you can exit directly in France if your are coming from a French airport.On leaving the plane, follow the "France" signs and collect your baggage from the carousel located on the left on entering the airport. Note that baggage is first delivered on the baggage carousel in the French sector. If it is not collected there, it is automatically routed to the main baggage carousel!
Yes, checking in is possible in the French sector for some international flights (other than France), but only those operated by Aeroflot, Air Europa, Alitalia, Etihad, KLM, Luxair, Tunisair, and Twinjet by making a call (telephone available on the check-in counter).
Yes, you are allowed to rent a French car regardless of your flight. To reach the French sector when you arrive: follow the same route as the other passengers, collect your baggage and then, once you are in the Arrivals hall, after going through customs, go up one floor to the Check-in level. Follow the “destination France" signs to reach the French sector (to the right of the terminal near the Air France ticket counters).