Access and transport
Halls A, B and our billi terminal are closed between midnight and 3am*.
For safety and operational reasons, the relevant authorities have decided to close the airport between midnight and 3am. Furthermore, as there are no flights scheduled during these times, this does not prevent passengers from being picked up. These times are indicated on our website. For your next trip and in the event of a very early flight time, we recommend the following hotels in the vicinity of the airport: https://www.bordeaux.aeroport.fr/en/stores-services/hotels-near-bordeaux-airport
*The airport reserves the right to change these times without prior notice in line with changes in the flight schedule. The halls may close earlier if there are no late flights.
When you're wondering how to find your way around the airport, remember that you're never alone!
Our ground staff are here to guide you through our terminals. You'll be able to spot them by their red short-sleeved jackets. They can answer your questions and show you the way to your destination.
Yes. Bordeaux Airport does indeed offer a valet parking service, provided by Ector, the airport’s official partner.
Public transports
You can buy bus or tram tickets from the Relay newsagents in Halls A and B before security and in the billi Terminal in the boarding area. You can also buy tickets from a TBM (Bordeaux transport) machine outside the terminals at Arrivals. To use the direct shuttle service to Saint-Jean train station, buy your ticket online or directly from the bus driver.
Seasonal timetables are published at https://30direct.com/horaires/.
The journey takes around 30 minutes.
Schedules remain unchanged on bank holidays.
You can take the Lianes 1 bus, which operates from 4:45 a.m. (and until 1:30 a.m. depending on the day). Streetcar line A runs Monday to Sunday from 5:00 to 00:00, with a streetcar every 10 minutes. Cabs are also available throughout the night.
Shuttles are scheduled to run from the first to last flight, so don't worry. All our car parks remain open until all passengers have arrived or left!
The only tickets you can buy online are tickets for the shuttle that runs between the airport and Saint-Jean train station: https://30direct.com/boutique/
Please note that e-tickets on your mobile phone or tablet are valid.
From Bordeaux Airport, the easiest way to get to the city centre is to take the F tram, which runs directly there. It stops at Hôtel de Ville, right in the centre of Bordeaux. The journey takes around 35 minutes to Hôtel de Ville and 45 minutes to Saint-Jean station. Trams run every 10 minutes on weekdays and Saturdays, and every 15 minutes on Sundays.
Here are the bus routes currently available from Bordeaux Airport:
- The Corol 39, which connects the airport to Le Haillan and Pessac, with connections to tram line B, amongst others. It runs from Monday to Saturday.
- Route 33, which connects the airport to Bordeaux Cracovie, with connections to tram lines A, C and D. It runs from Monday to Saturday.
The bus stop is located in front of Hall B, near Gate 7.
Yes, Bordeaux Airport does indeed have self-service vehicles available.
You’ll find scooters (EDOG and YEGO), bikes (Bird and PONY) and electric scooters (DOTT and PONY). Bikes and electric scooters are available at the airport’s cycle park. As for scooters, they’re available at the airport’s motorbike park. Find out more.
Car hire
You'll find a full list of all the car hire companies available here.
The car rental booths are located in the parking lots opposite Hall B. All your procedures are to be carried out directly at the counters of the rental car booths (processing of your file and retrieval of your key).
The car hire companies are located in the car hire car parks opposite Hall B.