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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.

Please note: As of 20 March, a curfew is in place between 7pm and 6am. If you have to travel during the curfew, do not forget to bring your plane ticket and the travel certificate downloadable here.

Residents of the areas affected by the confinement may not travel to another region, except for compelling or professional reasons.

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 require proof of a PCR test less than 24 hours old (for PCR tests older than 24 hours, an antigen test must also be performed no later than 24 hours before arrival in the Netherlands).

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).

Read the health measures at the airport

See the travel restrictions related to COVID-19

Assistance for travellers with disabilities and reduced mobility

Everything you need to prepare your trip from Bordeaux.

Everything you need to prepare your trip from Bordeaux.

Booking your travel tickets

If you are a traveller with disabilities or reduced mobility and you would like assistance at Bordeaux Airport, make sure you indicate this when you book your travel ticket online or with your travel agent.
You should request assistance at least 48 hours before your departure date, so that we can offer you the best possible service and keep your waiting times to a minimum. Passengers will be met by one of the Airport’s partners when they arrive.

To know: The airport does not take any direct requests from the passenger.

Getting to Bordeaux Airport

If you are being taken to the airport, get dropped off right by the terminals

Intercoms

Getting here by specialist transport or with family and friends Whoever you choose to take you to the airport, they can drop you off outside the Departures area of Halls A and B: 3 intercoms are available for you to let your assistants know you have arrived.

Your driver can then head to a carpark of their choice.

See the list of specialist transport providers

Seek assistance from professionals when travelling from Bordeaux.

If you’re travelling independently to the airport, use reserved car parking spaces

As soon as you have parked your vehicle, use the intercom to let your assistants know and don’t forget to ask for help unloading your luggage too, if you need it.