Munich Airport guide

Updated 2026-10-08

Munich Airport opened on 17 May 1992, replacing the older Munich-Riem Airport. It sits 30 km northeast of Munich's city centre in the Erding and Freising districts of Bavaria, making it accessible from the city in around 40 minutes by car or 45 minutes via the S-Bahn. It is Germany's second-busiest airport after Frankfurt.

MUCIATA

Services at Munich Airport

6 of 6 available

Key facts

  • Passengers41.6M41,600,000 in 2024
  • Services45listed, all 6 types
  • Movements327K327,200 flights a year
  • Local timeBerlin time
  • IATAMUCICAO EDDM
  • Opened1992
  • Runways2
  • Terminals2
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Terminals

2 terminals
  • T1MixedTerminal 1American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways, British Airways, Air France, KLM, easyJet, Condor
  • T2InternationalTerminal 2Lufthansa, Air Canada, Singapore Airlines, Swiss, United Airlines, TAP Air Portugal, SAS, Turkish Airlines, Eurowings, Luxair

Nearby cities

straight-line distance
  • MunichSouthwest of the airport30 km
  • FreisingWest of the airport9 km
  • LandshutNortheast of the airport40 km
  • AugsburgWest of the airport80 km

Questions

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What are the airport codes for Munich Airport?

Munich Airport uses the following codes: IATA: MUC, ICAO: EDDM. These codes are used by airlines, pilots, and travel systems to identify the airport.

Where is Munich Airport located?

Munich Airport is located in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. The airport coordinates are 48.3538°, 11.7861°.

What services are available at Munich Airport?

Munich Airport offers: 5 parking options, 12 car rental companies, 4 lounges, 16 nearby hotels, 4 shuttle services, public transport connections. Click on each service type above to view detailed information.

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