FAQs
Basel-Mulhouse (BSL) airport

For Basel (Switzerland), take BVB line 50 towards the main station (Basel SBB). For Mulhouse (France), use Distribus line 11 to Saint-Louis train station and then connect with a regional train (TER). For Freiburg (Germany), there is a direct EuroAirport Bus (Freiburger Reisedienst) service that takes around 55 minutes.

Yes, Uber operates at EuroAirport. You need to request your ride via the app and head to the pickup point indicated in the platform, usually located in the short-stay parking areas (Level 2).

Yes, EuroAirport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout the terminal for all passengers.

As a binational airport, both Euros (€) and Swiss Francs (CHF) are accepted in most shops and restaurants, although change may be given in the local currency of the sector you are in.

No, for security reasons, the airport does not provide luggage storage services or lockers.

Yes, the terminal is open 24 hours. However, it does not offer comfortable rest areas (seats have armrests), so the upper level of the Swiss sector is recommended as it is quieter.

It depends on your destination. If you are travelling to Switzerland, it is advisable to rent in the Swiss sector so the car includes the motorway vignette. If you are heading to France or Germany, the French sector is usually more convenient.

You should go to the Airport Service Center on Level 2 (Arrivals) or contact +33 389 903 111 (FR) or +41 613 253 111 (CH).

The airport is binational and has a physical division. You can move freely between the Swiss and French sectors within the terminal (Level 3). Due to Schengen agreements, there are usually no passport controls between sectors, although customs may carry out random checks on goods.