Saarbruecken Airport - Flughafen Saarbrücken

Saarbruecken Airport

The Saarbruecken Airport, international: Saarbrücken Airport called, is one of the smallest of the international airports in Germany. It is located in the Ensheim district, about 5 km as the crow flies east of downtown Saarbrücken.

background

In 2006/2007, the opening of the former military training area Zweibrücken as Zweibrücken Airport caused difficulties for Saarbrücken Airport for a short time. The airlines Germanwings and TuiFly relocated their flights from Saarbrücken to Zweibrücken and opened domestic routes there in direct competition with Saarbrücken. Air Berlin stayed at the airport and opened dozens of new routes in Saarbrücken. Luxair chose Saarbrücken Airport as its second center. The number of passengers has continued to rise. In November 2014, Zweibrücken Airport ceased operations and Germanwings and TuiFly came back here.

Arrival and departure

By train

The airport does not have its own train station. The nearest train stops are:

By bus

The airport is from Saarbrücken main station with the regional bus line R10 Can be reached every hour in the direction of Blieskastel. The journey takes about 28 minutes and is price level 0. bus schedule

With the taxi

Taxis take around 20 minutes for 25 euros from the airport to Saarbrücken main station.

In the street

Saarbrücken Airport is conveniently located 5 kilometers from the city motorway A6 away.

  • Coming from Saarbrücken city center: City motorway A6 Direction Mannheim to exit Fechingen

or B406 and L 108 about Brebach.

  • From Mannheim: Autobahn A6 to Symbol: AS St. Ingbert - West.
  • From the direction of Trier: City motorway A1 Saarbrücken / Mannheim to Symbol: AS Fechingen.
  • From the direction of Luxembourg: A620/A6 Direction Saarbrücken to Symbol: AS Fechingen.
  • From France (Forbach): Saarbrücken city motorway towards Mannheim bis Symbol: AS Fechingen or B406 and L 108 about Brebach.
  • From France (Saargemünd): via the B51 and L 108.
  • Entry for navigation: Saarbrücken Airport, Balthasar-Goldstein-Strasse, 66131 Saarbrücken

Airlines and Destinations

Both scheduled and charter flights are operated. The destinations are Berlin, Hamburg, Luxembourg and airports in Turkey (Antalya), Greece (Kos and Rhodes) and Spain (Palma de Mallorca).

These start from Saarbrücken Airlines

These are approached Destinations (Flight schedule summer 2015)

Terminals

Interior view of Terminal 1.

Arrival and departure

Parking / mobility

Short-term parking

There are designated parking spaces to the right of the terminal for short-term parkers, which can be used from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. for a maximum of three hours. The tariff for short-term parking spaces: 1 euro for 30 minutes, 2 euros for 1 hour, 3 euros for 2 hours and 4 euros for 3 hours.

Long-term parking

Saarbrücken Airport has two parking spaces P1 and P3, as well as a multi-storey car park P2. The walk from all parking spaces to the terminal is a maximum of 3 minutes. The maximum parking period is one year. Information on prices can be found on the airport website.

Evasive

In this region Saarbücken competes with the airports Luxembourg Airport, Frankfurt Hahn Airport, Strasbourg, and Metz-Nancy to passengers. Luxembourg is the most important of these.

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