Airlines and services Rhônes-Alpes

One of the largest French airports. A real transport hub with a TGV station serving Paris and Provence, accessible by car via the A432 freeway. Several car rental companies on site. An express streetcar, the Rhône Express, connects to the center of Lyon in 30 minutes. A bus to Valence. Duty free, exchange offices, pharmacies, numerous stores and restaurants. Numerous charter flights, notably from EasyJet.

Managed by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Saint-Etienne Montbrison, Saint-Etienne airport offers year-round charter flights chartered by travel agencies and tour operators. Stays or tours including flight and hotel for a turnkey vacation, the ideal formula for a relaxed vacation! In idleness mode or discovery tour, it's up to you! A la carte vacations that can be adapted to any budget!

A plane, a helicopter directly connected to Chambéry Savoie Airport and to likes for a business or private trip. Breakfast on a garden terrace. No problem by helicopter! Joining Europe? There is still no problem with a private and comfortable plane. You can reach the spatulas, arrive at the foot of a golf course or in the courtyard of a hotel, still no problem!

This airfield welcomes light leisure aviation and business aviation (VIP services). Through the many partners (Aéroclub d'Annecy Haute-Savoie, Alpes Hélicoptères, Avialpes, Héli-Alpes, ULM Concept or Wilco), you can learn to fly airplanes and ULMs, improve your skills, train to drive a helicopter or learn to build and maintain an aircraft. On site, L'Envol offers gourmet moments on a site where you can easily get high.

Annecy Mont-Blanc airport is located in Metz-Tessy, just a 15-minute drive from the city center, with free parking for 250 vehicles. Ideally located for leisure and business aviation, Annecy Mont-Blanc airport is a gateway to the Alps, with helicopter transfers to the ski resorts. You'll also have access to a quality restaurant, l'Envol, which also offers fast food if you're in a hurry.

Perched at 2007 metres above sea level, the Courchevel altiport stands at the summit of Europe. In its early days, the runway, which was already over 350 metres long, was extended and widened. Today, it is almost 540 metres long and 40 metres wide, with a vertiginous gradient of up to 18.5%. This remarkable site not only houses a lookout tower, but also two chalets, hangars and a refuelling station, making it a true high-altitude refuge.