The fastest and most modern option is the tram (Luxtram), which connects the airport with the city centre and the Kirchberg district. You can also use bus line 16. All public transport within the country is free of charge.
Uber does not operate in the same way as in other countries (it is integrated with local taxi services). If you have booked a taxi or private transfer in advance, the official pick-up point is located at Parking C (Kiss & Fly).
Yes, the airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout its facilities. Simply select the airport’s official network on your device.
You can purchase SIM cards at newsagents located both in the public area and in the departure zone.
No, for security reasons the airport does not provide luggage storage facilities. The nearest option is the left luggage service at Luxembourg Central Railway Station (Gare Centrale), which can be reached free of charge by tram.
For lost or damaged baggage, contact your airline at the baggage reclaim area. For items forgotten in the terminal, you must complete the lost property form on the official website.
You will find ATMs in both the departures and arrivals halls. There is no dedicated currency exchange office, so it is recommended to exchange money in advance or use the ATMs.
Yes, you may wait inside the terminal if you have a flight ticket for the following morning, although the airport closes its commercial operations between 12:00 am and 4:00 am. You must show your boarding pass to security staff if requested.