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Geneva (GVA) airport
Answers to the Frequently Asked Questions about Geneva airport (GVA)
What are the terminals, contact information and location?
What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
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The train is the fastest option. The airport railway station is integrated into the terminal and the journey to the central station Gare Cornavin takes only 7 minutes. Trains run every 12 to 20 minutes.
The French Sector allows passengers to travel to destinations in France without passing through Swiss customs. You can access it via the check-in level by following the signs to "Secteur France". It is ideal if you are hiring a car on the French side or flying to French cities.
You need to connect to the "Free_WiFi_GVA" network. The system requires validation, which can be completed by receiving a code via SMS, scanning your boarding pass at information kiosks, or using a printed code available from assistance desks.
No, the Geneva Airport terminal closes approximately between 12:00 am and 4:00 am. Passengers are not allowed to remain inside during this time, so you will need to book a nearby hotel if you have an overnight layover or an early morning flight.
Yes, you will find automated lockers and a luggage service desk at the SBB/CFF railway station connected to the airport. The service is available during the station’s opening hours (approximately from 5:00 am to 12:00 am).
If you lose something in the terminal, you should report it to the Airport Police. If the item was left on board the aircraft, you must contact your airline’s baggage service directly.
There are Global Exchange bureaux in the departures and arrivals areas. There are also numerous cash machines from banks such as UBS and BCGE throughout the airport and in the railway station’s commercial area.
Geneva is a smoke-free airport, but it has a designated smoking lounge equipped with ventilation systems, located in the transit area of Terminal 1 after passing security control.
It is a free card provided by hotels, hostels and campsites in Geneva to their guests. It allows unlimited use of public transport (Unireso) throughout your stay, including journeys to and from the airport.
Although the official currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF), most shops, restaurants and ticket machines accept Euros. However, change is usually given in Swiss francs and the exchange rate may not be favourable. The use of credit/debit cards is recommended.
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AERO, our 24/7 airport assistant.
What are today's scheduled Departures flights?
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The train is the fastest option. The airport railway station is integrated into the terminal and the journey to the central station Gare Cornavin takes only 7 minutes. Trains run every 12 to 20 minutes.
The French Sector allows passengers to travel to destinations in France without passing through Swiss customs. You can access it via the check-in level by following the signs to "Secteur France". It is ideal if you are hiring a car on the French side or flying to French cities.
You need to connect to the "Free_WiFi_GVA" network. The system requires validation, which can be completed by receiving a code via SMS, scanning your boarding pass at information kiosks, or using a printed code available from assistance desks.
No, the Geneva Airport terminal closes approximately between 12:00 am and 4:00 am. Passengers are not allowed to remain inside during this time, so you will need to book a nearby hotel if you have an overnight layover or an early morning flight.
Yes, you will find automated lockers and a luggage service desk at the SBB/CFF railway station connected to the airport. The service is available during the station’s opening hours (approximately from 5:00 am to 12:00 am).
If you lose something in the terminal, you should report it to the Airport Police. If the item was left on board the aircraft, you must contact your airline’s baggage service directly.
There are Global Exchange bureaux in the departures and arrivals areas. There are also numerous cash machines from banks such as UBS and BCGE throughout the airport and in the railway station’s commercial area.
Geneva is a smoke-free airport, but it has a designated smoking lounge equipped with ventilation systems, located in the transit area of Terminal 1 after passing security control.
It is a free card provided by hotels, hostels and campsites in Geneva to their guests. It allows unlimited use of public transport (Unireso) throughout your stay, including journeys to and from the airport.
Although the official currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF), most shops, restaurants and ticket machines accept Euros. However, change is usually given in Swiss francs and the exchange rate may not be favourable. The use of credit/debit cards is recommended.
Questions? For instant replies, chat with
AERO, our 24/7 airport assistant.
What are today's scheduled Arrivals flights?
What are the car rental companies that are at the airport?
What services, facilities and Lounges does the airport offer?
What are the transportation services?
Can I sleep at the airport and what hotels are there?
What are the parking options?
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The train is the fastest option. The airport railway station is integrated into the terminal and the journey to the central station Gare Cornavin takes only 7 minutes. Trains run every 12 to 20 minutes.
The French Sector allows passengers to travel to destinations in France without passing through Swiss customs. You can access it via the check-in level by following the signs to "Secteur France". It is ideal if you are hiring a car on the French side or flying to French cities.
You need to connect to the "Free_WiFi_GVA" network. The system requires validation, which can be completed by receiving a code via SMS, scanning your boarding pass at information kiosks, or using a printed code available from assistance desks.
No, the Geneva Airport terminal closes approximately between 12:00 am and 4:00 am. Passengers are not allowed to remain inside during this time, so you will need to book a nearby hotel if you have an overnight layover or an early morning flight.
Yes, you will find automated lockers and a luggage service desk at the SBB/CFF railway station connected to the airport. The service is available during the station’s opening hours (approximately from 5:00 am to 12:00 am).
If you lose something in the terminal, you should report it to the Airport Police. If the item was left on board the aircraft, you must contact your airline’s baggage service directly.
There are Global Exchange bureaux in the departures and arrivals areas. There are also numerous cash machines from banks such as UBS and BCGE throughout the airport and in the railway station’s commercial area.
Geneva is a smoke-free airport, but it has a designated smoking lounge equipped with ventilation systems, located in the transit area of Terminal 1 after passing security control.
It is a free card provided by hotels, hostels and campsites in Geneva to their guests. It allows unlimited use of public transport (Unireso) throughout your stay, including journeys to and from the airport.
Although the official currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF), most shops, restaurants and ticket machines accept Euros. However, change is usually given in Swiss francs and the exchange rate may not be favourable. The use of credit/debit cards is recommended.
Questions? For instant replies, chat with
AERO, our 24/7 airport assistant.
Which are the accessibility Services and Facilities?
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The train is the fastest option. The airport railway station is integrated into the terminal and the journey to the central station Gare Cornavin takes only 7 minutes. Trains run every 12 to 20 minutes.
The French Sector allows passengers to travel to destinations in France without passing through Swiss customs. You can access it via the check-in level by following the signs to "Secteur France". It is ideal if you are hiring a car on the French side or flying to French cities.
You need to connect to the "Free_WiFi_GVA" network. The system requires validation, which can be completed by receiving a code via SMS, scanning your boarding pass at information kiosks, or using a printed code available from assistance desks.
No, the Geneva Airport terminal closes approximately between 12:00 am and 4:00 am. Passengers are not allowed to remain inside during this time, so you will need to book a nearby hotel if you have an overnight layover or an early morning flight.
Yes, you will find automated lockers and a luggage service desk at the SBB/CFF railway station connected to the airport. The service is available during the station’s opening hours (approximately from 5:00 am to 12:00 am).
If you lose something in the terminal, you should report it to the Airport Police. If the item was left on board the aircraft, you must contact your airline’s baggage service directly.
There are Global Exchange bureaux in the departures and arrivals areas. There are also numerous cash machines from banks such as UBS and BCGE throughout the airport and in the railway station’s commercial area.
Geneva is a smoke-free airport, but it has a designated smoking lounge equipped with ventilation systems, located in the transit area of Terminal 1 after passing security control.
It is a free card provided by hotels, hostels and campsites in Geneva to their guests. It allows unlimited use of public transport (Unireso) throughout your stay, including journeys to and from the airport.
Although the official currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF), most shops, restaurants and ticket machines accept Euros. However, change is usually given in Swiss francs and the exchange rate may not be favourable. The use of credit/debit cards is recommended.
Questions? For instant replies, chat with
AERO, our 24/7 airport assistant.
What airlines serve the airport?
Travel abroad? Get an eSIM
More Specific Frequently Asked Questions
The train is the fastest option. The airport railway station is integrated into the terminal and the journey to the central station Gare Cornavin takes only 7 minutes. Trains run every 12 to 20 minutes.
The French Sector allows passengers to travel to destinations in France without passing through Swiss customs. You can access it via the check-in level by following the signs to "Secteur France". It is ideal if you are hiring a car on the French side or flying to French cities.
You need to connect to the "Free_WiFi_GVA" network. The system requires validation, which can be completed by receiving a code via SMS, scanning your boarding pass at information kiosks, or using a printed code available from assistance desks.
No, the Geneva Airport terminal closes approximately between 12:00 am and 4:00 am. Passengers are not allowed to remain inside during this time, so you will need to book a nearby hotel if you have an overnight layover or an early morning flight.
Yes, you will find automated lockers and a luggage service desk at the SBB/CFF railway station connected to the airport. The service is available during the station’s opening hours (approximately from 5:00 am to 12:00 am).
If you lose something in the terminal, you should report it to the Airport Police. If the item was left on board the aircraft, you must contact your airline’s baggage service directly.
There are Global Exchange bureaux in the departures and arrivals areas. There are also numerous cash machines from banks such as UBS and BCGE throughout the airport and in the railway station’s commercial area.
Geneva is a smoke-free airport, but it has a designated smoking lounge equipped with ventilation systems, located in the transit area of Terminal 1 after passing security control.
It is a free card provided by hotels, hostels and campsites in Geneva to their guests. It allows unlimited use of public transport (Unireso) throughout your stay, including journeys to and from the airport.
Although the official currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF), most shops, restaurants and ticket machines accept Euros. However, change is usually given in Swiss francs and the exchange rate may not be favourable. The use of credit/debit cards is recommended.
AERO, our 24/7 airport assistant.
Latest updates: March 30, 2026
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