Alsace's gateway bridging France, Germany, and Europe.
Opened
1922
Location
Strasbourg, France
Strasbourg Airport (IATA: SXB, ICAO: LFST) is the international airport serving Strasbourg, the capital of the Alsace region in northeastern France. Situated near the French-German border, it serves as an important regional hub for both business and leisure travelers, benefiting from the city's role as a seat of major European institutions including the European Parliament and the Council of Europe.
The airport handles approximately 1–1.5 million passengers per year and offers connections to various European destinations. Air France operates a significant presence at Strasbourg, offering connections through Paris-Charles de Gaulle, while low-cost carriers including Volotea and others serve leisure routes across Europe.
Its cross-border location makes it accessible to travelers from both France and the German state of Baden-Württemberg, particularly from cities such as Karlsruhe, Stuttgart, and Freiburg.
Terminals
The airport operates a single terminal building handling all passenger traffic.
Getting to & from
The airport is connected to Strasbourg city center by a direct tram-train service (line F) taking approximately 30 minutes, as well as taxi and bus options.
Airlines here
Major airlines operating at Strasbourg include Air France, Volotea, and various other European carriers serving seasonal and year-round routes.
Notable facts
- ›Located approximately 10 km southwest of Strasbourg city center near Entzheim.
- ›Serves as a gateway for travelers to the European Parliament and Council of Europe.
- ›Accessible from both France and neighboring Baden-Württemberg in Germany.
- ›The tram-train connection to central Strasbourg was inaugurated in 2010.
- ›The airport handled around 1.3 million passengers in pre-pandemic years.
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