For the first time, EuroAirport will feature a hotel complex located right next to the Terminal. Adjacent to the main roundabout in front of the airport building on the Swiss side, the complex will comprise a total of 140 rooms. The complex is scheduled to open at the end of 2027.
A high volume of passengers is expected at EuroAirport this coming Pentecost weekend. An early arrival at the Airport is therefore strongly recommended. Thanks to a good preparation, passengers can contribute to flawless check-in procedures and security checks.
Following successful technical and safety inspections, EuroAirport will be able to reopen its main runway 15/33 earlier than originally scheduled.
On May 8, 2026, Basel-Mulhouse Airport marks the 80th anniversary of its inauguration. Since 1946, the binational airport has developed into a key infrastructure for the trinational region – and into a symbol of successful cross-border cooperation in Europe.
EuroAirport recorded a strong overall performance in 2025. Activities across its three Strategic Business Areas (Passengers, Cargo and Industry) developed positively, reflected in a total of 9.6 million passengers, more than 6 700 jobs on the airport platform and a revenue of 185 million EUR.
EuroAirport recorded a strong overall performance in 2025. Activities across its three Strategic Business Areas (Passengers, Cargo and Industry) developed positively, reflected in a total of 9.6 million passengers, more than 6 700 jobs on the airport platform and a revenue of 185 million EUR.
Runway refurbishment has begun at EuroAirport as planned: since April, 15 2026, the main runway is undergoing major rehabilitation.
With the return of sunny days comes a desire for new horizons, spontaneous getaways and outdoor escapes. In this sixth issue, we invite you to celebrate the season of renewal and discover inspiring travel ideas.
Flights to over 100 destinations with more than 30 airlines as well as numerous flight connections to international hubs: the summer flight schedule will take effect on March 29, 2026.
On Sunday, March 8, 2026, the 21st EuroAirport Aviation Collectors’ Fair will take place on Level 5 in Hall 4 of the Passenger Terminal. The collectors’ tables will be organised around the “Luminator”, Jean Tinguely’s last work of art.
As of today, a banner visible from afar adorns EuroAirport’s control tower. It displays the artwork Vega Pâl created by artist Victor Vasarely, thereby bringing the substantial collection of the Musée Unterlinden in Colmar to the attention of an international audience. The colourful motif with its optical effects is a striking example of Op Art and catches the eye even from a distance.
EuroAirport is taking another important step toward modern and efficient passenger handling: starting this week, check-in for selected airlines will be handled via self-service devices (Self Bag Drop devices, SBD). The relevant check-in area is temporarily located in Hall 2 and, as of May, will be operational in modernised Hall 3. Further airlines are expected to follow suit as soon as possible. The goal of this change is to make the check-in process more efficient and independent for passengers.