COVID-19 information :
the rules applied to air travel
Since 1 February, any entry into France and any exit from our territory to or from a country outside the European Union has been prohibited, except for compelling reasons.
Within the European Union, travel is possible in compliance with health measures.
Overseas travel is only authorised for compelling reasons.
If you must travel during the curfew between 6pm and 6am, please bring your flight ticket and exemption certificate downloadable here.
All flights are operated from Hall A. Hall B and Terminal billi are currently closed.
Covid-19 antigenic testing :
only for passengers on KLM flights to Amsterdam
The testing center at Bordeaux Airport now offers free antigenic tests from 9am to 11am (results in 20-30 minutes), EXCLUSIVELY for passengers travelling from KLM to Amsterdam.
Please note: KLM flights to Amsterdam now require a negative PCR test of less than 72 hours and an antigenic test of less than 4 hours.
PCR tests remain available for passengers from all other destinations.
Health measures :
the protection of our passengers is our No. 1 priority
In order to protect yourself and others, both passengers and visitors are asked to observe the safety distance of 1 metre and to wear a facemask in any parts of airport terminal buildings as well as on any airport buses and shuttle.
All passengers must wear a single-use surgical-type mask (FFP1, FFP2 or FFP3) upon boarding. (Decree n°2020-860 of 10 July 2020 - article 11 paragraph IV).
Overseeing all promotional work designed to increase the flight network and passenger numbers, including setting up businesses, shops and services in the Airport, research and contracting.
Overseeing promotional work designed to increase the flight network and passenger numbers, and setting up businesses, shops and services.
Network development
Corporate relations : developing the flight network and increasing air traffic, in coordination with airlines and tourism operators.
Market research : analysing and conducting traffic studies, in terms of potential and current performance and the competitive environment.
Property and shops
Property research and management : developing businesses that work alongside the aeronautical sector in the Airport : i.e.: the range of shops and services, property sales and leases, etc...
Lease management : leasing out and managing premises and grounds.
Retail promotion : monitoring and optimising brands’ and Airport commercial partners’ performances.
Commercial communications and promotion
Communication : setting out, organising and implementing on- and offline communications about the air network and Airport services.
Sales : promoting the air network to tourism professionals.
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