Terminals +info
Geneva Airport consists of a couple of passenger terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
- Terminal 1: Terminal 1 is the main terminal and is divided in 5 piers (A, B, C, D, F). It consists of five levels: Underground Level, Arrivals Level, Check-in Level, Departures Level and Mezzanine Level. See more information.
- Terminal 2: Terminal 2 is only used during winter by charter flights. There are not many facilities in this terminal. See more information.
Facilities and Services +info
Services and amenities at Geneva Airport include, among others:
- Bank, ATMs and Currency Exchange
- Wellness Centre
- Dry Cleaning
- Free Wi-Fi
- Conference Rooms
- Shops, Restaurants and Bars
- Lounges and VIP services
Transport +info
Geneva Airport is only 4 km from the city centre. Passengers can easily reach the city centre by either train, taxi or bus.
GVA Airport is one of the best communicated airports in Europe.
Take a look to the available transportation options to and from Geneva Airport:
- Rail: There is a railway station in Geneva Airport with direct access from the check-in and the arrivals level. It takes only 7 minutes to reach the city centre. Connection to other parts of Switzerland and France is also available. See more information
- Car hire: At Geneve Airport there are car hire options and shuttles. See more information
- Buses: There are various lines that depart from Geneva Airport to downtown, Switzerland and France. See more information
- Taxi: Get within 20 minutes to downtown from Geneva Airport. See more information
Contact
Address:
Route de l’Aéroport 21,
1215 Le Grand-Saconnex, SWITZERLAND
Telephone:
+41 22 717 71 11
Airport Hours:
Terminal 1 is closed from 00:00 am to 04:00 am.
Lost and found:
Police: +41 22 427 57 90
Cantonal Lost Property Service: Phone: +41 22 427 09 00
Email: scot@police.ge.ch
About Geneva
Geneva is the second most populated city in Switzerland, located on the shores of Lake Geneva, very close to the French border.
When in Geneva, you should visit Jet D’Eau fountain, the symbol of the city. The old town is also a great place to move in, there are lots of highlights: Saint Peter’s Cathedral, Calvin College, Bastion Park, Reformation Wall, Treille Promenade... and the list goes on.
United Nations Office is also there, we recommend you go take a look.
Enjoy the city!