Transports publics genevois (tpg)
Transports publics genevois (tpg) operates Geneva's integrated network of buses and trams across the canton, feeding Geneva Airport with several city and cross-border bus lines under the UNIRESO fare system shared with Swiss and French rail operators. Several weekday lines connect the airport terminal directly with Geneva city centre, Cornavin station, the Nations district and outlying communes in both Switzerland and neighbouring France.
Routes (7)
5
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Line 5 links Geneva Airport with Thônex via Grand-Saconnex, the Nations district, Cornavin station and central Geneva, serving the UN quarter and eastern suburbs of Chêne-Bougeries before reaching its Thônex terminus.
10
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Line 10 connects the airport terminal with Geneva's Rive district via Meyrin, Vernier, Charmilles, Cornavin station and the Bel-Air and Molard squares in the city centre.
28
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Line 28 runs from the airport through Vernier's Blandonnet and Lignon districts to Petit-Lancy, serving residential neighbourhoods on the western side of the agglomeration.
50
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Line 50 links the airport with Versoix on the northern lakeshore, calling at Grand-Saconnex, Bellevue and Genthod along the way.
54
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Line 54 connects the airport with Versoix via Grand-Saconnex, Bellevue and Collex, serving communes along the northern lakeshore corridor.
57
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Line 57 links the airport with the ZIMEYSA industrial zone via Vernier and Meyrin, serving Meyrin's town centre and the Satigny district.
66
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Line 66 is a cross-border route connecting the airport with Ferney-Voltaire, Prévessin-Moëns, Saint-Genis-Pouilly and Thoiry in neighbouring France, serving CERN along the way.