Luxembourg airport (LUX)

Luxembourg Airport (LUX), opened in 1946, is the Grand Duchy’s only commercial airport terminal. As a strategic hub in central Europe, it serves as the main base for the national airline Luxair and the cargo operator Cargolux. Its privileged location allows it to offer a wide network of international flights connecting Luxembourg with major European destinations, North Africa and the Middle East.

Official Website: lux-airport.lu

Telephone: +352 2464 0 / +352 2464 1

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Terminals

The airport complex has two passenger terminals connected by an internal walkway, allowing smooth transit between both facilities. General operating hours are from 4:00 am to 12:00 am.

• Terminal A: The main and largest terminal. It handles most commercial flights as well as all check-in and arrival processes.
• Terminal B: Mainly dedicated to regional flights operated by smaller aircraft. It is accessed via the walkway from Terminal A.

Annual Traffic (2024): 5.2 million passengers.

Information Points

The main information desk is located on the ground floor of Terminal A, opposite the check-in counters, where assistance is provided regarding flights, services and transport. In addition, the airport offers a virtual assistant (Réno) available via its website for quick enquiries.

 Location

The airport is located in the Findel area, 6 km (3.7 miles) north-east of Luxembourg City.

Parking services at Luxembourg airport (LUX)

Luxembourg Airport manages the only official parking facilities within its premises. It offers different options, ranging from premium underground parking directly opposite the terminal to more economical spaces accessed by shuttle bus. It is highly recommended to book your parking space online in advance to guarantee availability and secure the best rates.

Types of parking

• Indoor Parking A/B: Covered underground car park 2 minutes’ walk from the terminal. Direct access to the building. Minimum stay: 24 hours. Includes spaces with electric vehicle charging stations on level -2.
• Outdoor Parking F, G & K: Open-air car park 5–6 minutes’ walk from the terminal. Minimum stay: 24 hours.
• Outdoor Parking E (Holiday): Open-air car park 10 minutes’ walk from the terminal, ideal for long stays. Minimum stay: 4 days.
• Parking L & M (Economy): Budget open-air car park. Access to the terminal is provided by a free shuttle service. Minimum stay: 3 days. Available exclusively with online booking.

Practical information and tips

• Online booking: Booking on the official website is the only way to guarantee a space, especially for the Economy and Holiday options. It also saves time when entering and exiting.
• Kiss & Fly (Free drop-off area): Parking C, located opposite the terminal, is the designated area for dropping off or picking up passengers. The first 15 minutes are free of charge.
• Motorcycles and bicycles: Free parking spaces for these vehicles are available within the airport premises.
• Access with reservation: Upon arrival, scan the QR code from your confirmation at the entrance machine to obtain your ticket. Make sure you proceed to the correct car park according to your booking.

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Luxembourg Airport is designed to ensure accessibility and comfort for all travellers, in compliance with European regulations for persons with reduced mobility and non-visible disabilities. The assistance service is free of charge and available throughout the airport’s operating hours.

Requesting Assistance

To ensure an efficient service, it is essential that you contact your airline or travel agency at least 48 hours before your scheduled departure. When making the reservation, please indicate the type of assistance required (use of a personal wheelchair, need for accompaniment, etc.).

Meeting Points: Once at the airport, you can request assistance via the yellow assistance totems located in the departures areas, the arrivals hall and the car park levels.

Hidden Disabilities (Sunflower Programme)

The airport is part of the global Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network, designed to support passengers with non-visible disabilities such as autism, hearing loss, dementia or anxiety disorders.

• Sunflower Lanyard: You can request a free sunflower lanyard or badge at the airport information desk (Departures Level). This item discreetly signals to staff that you may need a little extra time, patience or specific assistance during security and boarding procedures.

Parking and Physical Accessibility

Infrastructure: The building features adapted lifts with Braille signage, accessible toilets in all areas, wide automatic doors and access ramps.

Reserved Parking: Designated parking spaces for persons with disabilities are available in all airport car parks. The use of Parking C is recommended due to its immediate proximity to the main terminal entrance.