Munich Airport (Franz Josef Strauss) (MUC) Traveler Essentials
- Terminals
- It has two terminals: Terminal 1 for various airlines and the large Terminal 2 (with satellite) operated for Lufthansa and partners, linked by the central Munich Airport Center.
- Distance to city
- 35 km / 40–45 min by S-Bahn
Overview
Munich Airport, named after Franz Josef Strauss, is Germany's second-busiest airport and a major hub for Lufthansa and Star Alliance. It is consistently rated among the best airports in Europe. It serves an extensive network of European and intercontinental destinations.
Transport to city center
S-Bahn lines S1 and S8 connect the airport to Munich's city center and main station in about 40–45 minutes, with the Lufthansa Express Bus and taxis also available.
Wi-Fi
Free unlimited WiFi is available throughout the terminals.
Lounges
Numerous lounges operate, especially in Terminal 2, including Lufthansa Senator and business lounges.
Security & customs
EU/EEA passport holders and eligible ePassport visitors can use the automated eGates. Germany is in Schengen, so intra-Schengen flights skip passport control; standard EU 100ml liquid rules apply.
Travel tips
Allow time to transfer between terminals, particularly to the T2 satellite via the automated train. The S-Bahn is the most economical route into the city.