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With a new, giant banner on display at the Airport’s control tower, EuroAirport is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Franco-Swiss Treaty. On July 4, 1949, the two neighbouring countries agreed the binational regulation on the construction and operation of Basel-Mulhouse Airport, which is still in force today.

Summer vacation will soon begin in the tri-border area. For the upcoming weeks, EuroAirport is therefore expecting a very high volume of passengers.

Starting August 2, 2024, the airline flydubai has been offering scheduled flights between Basel-Mulhouse Airport and its hub located in Dubai. The Arabian airline and EuroAirport officially inaugurated the new route on Wednesday, August 7.

Last weekend, summer vacations came to an end in the last regions around EuroAirport. Due to EuroAirport’s trinational catchment area, the Airport’s summer vacation period is prolonged for several weeks each year.

At EuroAirport, the new 2024/2025 winter flight schedule will come into effect on Sunday, October 27, 2024. Valid until March 30, 2025, it will feature 80 destinations in 29 countries, primarily in Europe and the Mediterranean region, via direct flights offered by a total of 24 airlines.

Throughout the year 2024, the Airport welcomed around 8.9 million passengers, an increase of 10.2% compared to the previous year. Passenger numbers reached 98% of the 2019 total. Cargo volumes are returning to pre-crisis levels as well. The Strategic Business Area Industry once again proved robust in 2023.

EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is delighted to announce its role as a National Partner for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, set to take place in Basel from May 10 to 17, 2025. This collaboration underscores EuroAirport's commitment to supporting cultural events that unite people across Europe and beyond.

The 20th edition of the EuroAirport Aviation Collectors’ Fair will take place on Sunday, April 13, 2025 on the 5th floor, in the South Terminal of the airport building (on the Swiss side). The collectors’ tables will be organised around the “Luminator”, Jean Tinguely’s last work of art.