Liège Airport guide

Liège Airport sits at Bierset in Grâce-Hollogne, about 9 km west of Liège city centre. It is Belgium's largest cargo airport and handled 1,324,579 tonnes of freight in 2025, with around 60 flights a night and 24-hour operations. Cargo aircraft account for 28,822 of its 36,979 movements.

Two runways serve the field: 04R/22L at 3,690 m and 04L/22R at 2,340 m. The long runway takes the largest freighters. Liege Airport SA runs the airport. ECETIA Participations holds 50% of its capital, SOWAER 25% and Aéroports de Paris Management 25%.

The passenger terminal opened on 23 April 2005 with 12 check-in counters, four departure lounges and capacity for one million passengers a year. Traffic was mostly holiday charters to Spain and the Canary Islands. Passenger numbers fell to 138,352 in 2025, and TUI flew the last regular passenger service on 4 January 2026. The airport currently has no scheduled or recurring passenger destinations.