Airlines and services Aquitaine

It is the second busiest airport in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. In figures, it has 6 parking lots, a bus terminal, a business center, several stores and restaurants on the departure hall terrace or in the departure lounge. And almost 20 direct destinations served by 9 airlines (Air France, Transavia, Easyjet, Ryanair, Volotea, Swiss, Luxair, Lufthansa, SAS): Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Strasbourg, London, Dublin, Copenhagen, Brussels...

Practical and fast, the Navette 30' Direct links Saint-Jean station and Bordeaux airport in 30 minutes! It runs every day of the week, without exception, even on public holidays and during vacation periods. Departure times vary according to the day of the week and the season. The Zenbus application allows you to locate the bus in real time. Note that the coaches are air-conditioned and equipped with free wifi. Seat reservations can be made online - which is recommended - or directly with the driver. Wheelchair space available on reservation.

Guadeloupe, Verona, Funchal, Munich... These are just some of the destinations accessible from Bordeaux. In all, you can fly to almost 90 cities, mainly in France and Europe. Many low-cost destinations are available from the Billi terminal. Bordeaux airport is very well served, particularly since the arrival of streetcar A, which will take you to Bordeaux city center in 35 minutes, or to the Saint-Jean train station with a change at Porte de Bourgogne. A new sheltered parking area for motorized two-wheelers has opened.

with over 1 million passengers, Biarritz-Pays Basque Airport is^{the 2nd} busiest airport in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Some twenty direct destinations to major European cities and capitals are served by European airlines. There are 6 parking lots, an urban transport bus station for connections to Biarritz, Bayonne, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, etc., a business center with room rental and 2 shopping areas.

Bordeaux-Mérignac airport can be reached by streetcar in 35 minutes from the city center on line A, or by bus from Saint-Jean station: line 1 takes you there in 45 minutes, and the "Navette 30' direct" express line in 30 minutes (hence its name). As car traffic is fairly fluid, you can also opt for a cab or equivalent. The airport is served by 24 airlines, flying to 90 destinations.

Inaugurated in 2010, this airport now offers 5 destinations. One to Paris with daily flights. A second to London-Stansted in England, the third to Porto in Portugal, the fourth to Nice, and a weekly flight to Ajaccio in Corsica. With almost 100,000 passengers, the management team plans to diversify its offer. At present, two airlines serve the airport: Amélia International and Ryanair.

Have you always dreamed of flying? The Aeroclub du Sarladais offers you the opportunity to take the controls in the pilot seat with a professional instructor. You will live an exceptional moment and fly over the landscapes and castles of the Périgord Noir. During 20 minutes you will follow the pilot in his preparation of the plane with explanations on the flight controls. This is followed by a 30 minutes flight with the rudiments of piloting (turns and some evolutions), then a 10 minutes debriefing.