The drones and small models are subject to flying restrictions in the vicinity of aerodromes. Thus, it is prohibited to use these devices at a distance of less than 5 km from the runways. You will find information about the rules applying to the use of drones on the dedicated page of FOCA website.

• Watch the awareness video "I do not fly my drone near airfields!" (in French)

For any questions or further information, please contact Skyguide.

Please contact the handling company responsible for your flight on arrival in Geneva, Dnata or Swissport. To find out who handles your airline, please see our list of the airlines.

Certain documents are required when your pet is travelling by plane from one country to another. Without these documents, your pet may be blocked by the veterinary services in the country of arrival.

For any questions or details, please contact the animal station of Genève Aéroport: +4122 900 20 04 or visit www.avihandling.com

You will also find information concerning the transport of animals on our page Checked luggages, section Transport of animals.

If you see that a data item has not been updated on our website, you can you can tell us about it using our contact form.

The airport does not send out advertising items.

Yes. If the airport closes, as, for example, in April 2010 during the eruption of the volcano in Iceland, the airport offers passengers a certificate of closure on the home page of its website www.gva.ch.

The airport is unable to confirm in advance if flights are cancelled. We recommend that you contact the airline concerned directly.

When you board your flight from Genève Aéroport, you use infrastructure, equipment and services that require ongoing investments and operating costs. These costs are covered by the passenger charge, and from commercial income.

The passenger charge is shown in the "taxes" box of the air ticket and, for Genève Aéroport, is 23.75 CHF, applicable to departures only. It includes the costs of security screening (screening of passengers and hand baggage on boarding and screening of all hold baggage), which account for about 50% of the fee. The other half goes to fund the arrivals and departures halls, waiting and boarding lounges and, more generally, all the facilities directly used by passengers, and also assistance to those with limited mobility.

Any other amounts included in the "taxes" that may be shown on your ticket or invoice do not relate to Genève Aéroport, where the passenger charge is considerably lower than corresponding charges at other airports in Switzerland.