Munich Airport (MUC) is located about 28 km northeast of Munich city center in Bavaria, Germany. It is the second busiest airport in Germany and an important European hub.

The airport has two main passenger terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Terminal 2 is primarily used by Lufthansa and Star Alliance airlines, while Terminal 1 serves most other carriers.

Yes. Passengers can connect to the network “Free Wifi – Munich Airport”. After selecting the network, open a browser, enter your email address and accept the terms to access the internet.

The S-Bahn trains (S1 and S8 lines) connect the airport with Munich city center. The trip to Marienplatz station takes about 40–45 minutes.

For European flights it is recommended to arrive at least 2 hours before departure. For intercontinental flights you should arrive about 3 hours before departure.

Yes. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are connected through the Munich Airport Center (MAC), and it is possible to walk between them in a few minutes.

Terminal 2 mainly serves Lufthansa and other Star Alliance airlines. It was designed as a hub terminal to facilitate quick transfers.

Yes. Several airline and independent lounges are available in both terminals, including Lufthansa lounges and other premium passenger facilities.

Yes. There are hotels located directly at the airport, including options connected to the terminal area and others within walking distance.

The airport operates almost around the clock, although there is a night flight restriction between midnight and 5:00 AM.

Passengers can use trains, buses, taxis, car rentals, and private transfers to travel to and from Munich Airport.

Yes. The airport offers more than 150 shops and around 65 restaurants, cafés, and bars located throughout the terminals.

Munich Airport has a Lost & Found service where passengers can report lost items or check if their belongings have been recovered.

Yes. Munich Airport has an underground S-Bahn station located beneath the central terminal area.

Yes. The airport provides assistance services, accessible facilities, and dedicated support for passengers with reduced mobility.

Yes. Munich Airport is designed as a hub airport with efficient transfer facilities, making connections between flights relatively quick and simple.

Yes. The airport offers short-term and long-term parking garages located near both terminals.

Yes. Free luggage carts are available in the terminal areas to help passengers move their baggage.

Passengers can find medical services, children’s play areas, business facilities, shops, restaurants, and relaxation areas.

Yes. Munich Airport serves tens of millions of passengers annually and offers connections to hundreds of destinations worldwide.