Munich Airport Information

Munich Airport, also known as Franz Josef Strauss International Airport, is the second-busiest airport in Germany after Frankfurt Airport. It is located about 28.5 km northeast of Munich city center in the municipality of Erdinger Moos.

The airport has two terminals: Terminal 1 serves airlines such as Lufthansa, Star Alliance, and SkyTeam, while Terminal 2 serves airlines such as Emirates, Etihad Airways, and oneworld. The airport is a hub for Lufthansa and its subsidiaries, including Eurowings and Austrian Airlines.

Munich Airport offers a wide range of services and facilities for travelers, including shopping, dining, lounges, and a variety of transportation options to and from the airport. The airport is also well-connected to the city of Munich and other destinations in Germany by public transportation, including trains, buses, and taxis.

In addition to its commercial operations, Munich Airport is also home to a number of aviation-related businesses and organizations, including the Munich Airport Center for Corporate Learning, which offers training and development programs for aviation professionals.