The EuroAirport is the airport located in the tri-border region, offering numerous direct connections, primarily to Europe and the Mediterranean region. In the summer flight schedule 2026, valid from March 29 to October 31, 2026, around 100 destinations can be reached directly from EuroAirport. The flight offering includes, in particular, destinations in Egypt, Denmark, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Canada, Croatia, Morocco, Norway, Romania, Sweden, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey, and Cyprus.

New destinations During the summer season, several new destinations will be offered from EuroAirport: Bodrum (1x/week), Chisinau (2x/week), Lille (2x/week), Podgorica (4x/week), Poznan (3x/week), as well as Stockholm (2x/week), Târgu Mure? in Transylvania (2x/week), and Warsaw (daily).

Expanded services on existing routes This summer, flight frequencies will be increased on several routes, particularly to Hurghada with Nesma Airlines, Nile Air, and SkyUp, as well as to Izmir with AJet. In addition, Eurowings, Norwegian, and Lufthansa will expand their offerings through additional flights and the use of aircraft with greater capacity.

Numerous connecting options via international hubs Various airlines offer connecting flights via their international hubs: Air France (Paris), Austrian Airlines (Vienna), British Airways (London), flydubai (Dubai), KLM (Amsterdam), Lufthansa (Frankfurt and Munich), Norwegian (Copenhagen), AJet, Pegasus Airlines, and Turkish Airlines (Istanbul), as well as Vueling (Barcelona).

The flight schedule is available on the EuroAirport website: Our destinations | EuroAirport

Flight schedule during runway renovation works: April 15 – May 20, 2026 After decades of operation, renovation of EuroAirport’s main runway 15/33 is necessary to maintain operational safety. The construction work requires a complete closure of the runway from April 15 to May 20, 2026.

During this period, the secondary runway 07/25 will remain in operation, allowing limited flight operations to continue. The flight schedule for passenger flights during the renovation period lists all flights planned for this timeframe.

Self check-in machines (Self Bag Drop) Since mid-February 2026, EuroAirport has been gradually introducing self check-in machines and corresponding self-service baggage drop facilities (Self Bag Drop) for certain airlines.

At the same time, Hall 3 is temporarily closed due to modernization measures – including the installation of new check-in machines. From the end of March 2026, all four check-in halls will be fully operational again.

The aim of this modernization is to make the check-in process more autonomous and efficient, as well as to improve passenger comfort.

This article was originally published on March 25, 2026, on the EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg website.

Der EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg liegt in Saint-Louis (Frankreich) am Dreiländereck Frankreich–Schweiz–Deutschland und wird gemeinsam von Frankreich und dem Schweizer Kanton Basel-Stadt betrieben. Er ist weltweit einzigartig durch seinen binationalen Status und trägt die IATA-Codes BSL (Schweiz), MLH (Frankreich) und EAP, sowie den ICAO-Code LFSB. Seit seiner Eröffnung 1946 hat sich der Flughafen zu einem wichtigen Verkehrsknoten entwickelt, mit rund 8,9 Millionen Passagieren (2024) und über 100 Zielen in mehr als 30 Ländern.

Das Terminal ist in französische und schweizerische Bereiche unterteilt, mit klarer Schengen-/Non-Schengen-Trennung. Die Anbindung erfolgt per Bus (z. B. Linie 50 nach Basel SBB in 17 Minuten), über den nahegelegenen Bahnhof Saint-Louis und künftig voraussichtlich auch per direkter Bahnlinie. Grösste Airlines sind easyJet, Wizz Air, Lufthansa, Swiss, Air France und Turkish Airlines. Kurz gesagt: Ein moderner, trinationaler Flughafen mit einzigartiger Rechtsstruktur und zentraler Lage in Europa.