Geneva Airport is approximately 4 km from the city centre.

A taxi from Geneva Airport to central Geneva typically costs between 35–45 CHF, depending on traffic and peak travel times.

Yes, Geneva Airport is directly connected to the Geneva Airport Train Station. Trains to the city centre take about 5–7 minutes, offering a convenient alternative to road transport.

From the arrivals hall, follow signs to the train station. Tickets start from 3 CHF per person, and trains to Geneva Cornavin Station depart approximately every 10 minutes.

Yes, the train station is located a short 5-minute walk from the arrivals area on the ground floor.

It is recommended that passengers arrive at least 2 hours before departure. During peak travel periods (especially Christmas and February half-term), you should allow additional time.

It typically takes around one hour to clear passport control and collect checked baggage.

During winter weekends (Friday to Sunday from December to April), passengers are advised to arrive 3 hours before departure to allow for possible delays at security.

For Schengen passport holders, E-gates can process passengers in as little as 3 minutes, though queues can extend to 30 minutes. Non-Schengen passengers (e.g. UK, US, Australia) undergo manual checks, which may take longer—plan accordingly for any onward connections.

Geneva is one of Switzerland’s busiest airports and a major hub for both international carriers and low-cost airlines such as easyJet.

Geneva Airport spans approximately 230 acres, making it smaller than many major international airports but still well-equipped.

Yes, several lounges are available. Access typically requires pre-booking or eligibility through your airline or frequent flyer programme.

Geneva Airport spans approximately 230 acres, making it smaller than many major international airports but still well-equipped.

Yes, several lounges are available. Access typically requires pre-booking or eligibility through your airline or frequent flyer programme.

Yes, an information desk is located on the arrivals floor. Staff can assist with transport, accommodation, and general enquiries. Look for the bright yellow desk near the Terminal 1 baggage claim.

Yes, Geneva Airport offers an app that provides real-time updates for both arrivals and departures. You can enter your flight number to receive notifications at each stage of your journey.

Yes, free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal. You can connect using your mobile number or via the purple Wi-Fi access points.

Yes, water fountains are available airside, including two near Gate A8 and two on the mezzanine level next to the infirmary.

There is no luggage storage inside the terminal, but lockers are available in the nearby train station where you can store your bags securely.

There are several convenience stores in the terminals. A larger supermarket, Migros, is located at the end of the train station which are ideal for affordable snacks or travel essentials.

Yes, SIM cards are available from kiosks within the airport. Note that these are Swiss SIM cards, so roaming charges may apply if you are travelling to France.

Yes, Swiss Travel Passes can be purchased from the ground floor of the train station at Geneva Airport.

There is no hotel directly connected to the terminal, but nearby options such as the Nash Suites, Crowne Plaza, and NH Hotel are within a 10-minute walk or accessible via hotel shuttles from the arrivals level.

There are two passenger terminals: Terminal 1 (the main terminal) and Terminal 2, which is used seasonally for peak periods and low-cost carriers. Terminal 1 is divided into five piers: A, B, C, D, and F. Pier F is designated for flights to and from France (French Sector).

Yes, the airport straddles the border of Switzerland and France and is accessible from both countries. The French Sector (Pier F) facilitates direct access to France.

Yes, most transfer buses, coaches, and taxis drop passengers at the departures level in front of the main terminal.

In general, drop-off at arrivals is not permitted. Transfers typically drop off at the departures level. Arrivals areas are used for pick-ups only.

Yes, booking a transfer offers convenience, personalised service, and a stress-free arrival with a driver waiting in the arrivals hall. Pre-booking helps you avoid long queues, especially during peak periods.

Shared transfers are the most affordable option. Alpine Fleet offers shared transfers to the French Alps starting from €24.50.

Most private ski transfer companies do not sell tickets at the airport. It is strongly recommended to book in advance to secure a place and avoid delays.

There are two main options for travelling to Zermatt from Geneva Airport. You can take a train directly from the airport or Geneva city centre, with an estimated journey time of around 4 hours. Alternatively, a private transfer with Alpine Fleet offers a more direct and convenient option.

Travelling to Lyon from Geneva by public transport involves a combination of trains and buses, which can take up to 4 hours. A faster and more convenient option is a private transfer with Alpine Fleet, with an average journey time of around 2 hours.

There are two options for getting to Montreux from Geneva Airport. You can take the train directly from the airport or city centre, with an estimated journey time of around 1 hour. Alternatively, Alpine Fleet offers private transfers for a direct and comfortable trip.

To reach Val d’Isere from Geneva Airport, you can travel by train to Bourg-Saint-Maurice and then take a local bus to the resort. A more direct and convenient option is to book a ski shuttle or private transfer with Alpine Fleet.

To get to Val Thorens from Geneva Airport, take a train to Moûtiers Gare Routière and then a local bus to the resort. For a quicker and more comfortable journey, consider a ski shuttle or private transfer with Alpine Fleet.

You can reach Verbier by taking an SBB train from Geneva to Le Châble, then continuing by cable car to the resort. A private transfer with Alpine Fleet offers a more direct alternative.

To travel to Méribel from Geneva Airport, take a train to Moûtiers Gare Routière followed by a local bus. For a more direct route, Alpine Fleet offers ski shuttles and private transfers.

You can reach Morzine by taking a bus from Geneva to Thonon-les-Bains, followed by a local bus or taxi to the resort. A more convenient option is to book a ski shuttle or private transfer with Alpine Fleet from Geneva Airport directly to Morzine.

To get to Saas-Fee from Geneva Airport, you can take a train to Visp or Martigny, followed by onward regional connections. A more direct alternative is a ski shuttle or private transfer with Alpine Fleet from Geneva Airport to Saas-Fee.

There are a few options for travelling to Courmayeur from Geneva Airport. You can take a train to Chamonix, followed by a local bus from Chamonix to Courmayeur. A more direct and convenient alternative is to book a ski shuttle or private transfer with Alpine Fleet from Geneva Airport to Courmayeur.

To reach Evian-les-Bains from Geneva Airport, you can travel by train followed by a local bus, with a total journey time of approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes. A quicker and more comfortable alternative is a private transfer with Alpine Fleet from Geneva Airport to Evian-les-Bains.

La Clusaz is not easily accessible by public transport from Geneva. However, Alpine Fleet offers affordable private transfers directly from Geneva Airport to La Clusaz, with drop-off at your hotel.

To get to Tignes from Geneva Airport, you can take a train to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, followed by a local bus to the resort. For a more direct and time-saving journey, Alpine Fleet offers ski shuttles and private transfers from Geneva Airport to Tignes.

Travelling to Avoriaz by public transport involves taking a bus from Geneva to Thonon-les-Bains, followed by a local bus or taxi to the Prodains cable car. From there, you can take the lift up to Avoriaz. A more convenient option is to book a ski shuttle or private transfer with Alpine Fleet from Geneva Airport directly to the Prodains cable car or Avoriaz top station.