Experience the airport

Not an Oktoberfest, but at least an "Airbräu Wiesn" awaits guests at Munich Airport from September 18 to October 3. The ceremonial tapping starts on September 18 at 11:30 a.m. with a short ecumenical blessing of the specially brewed festival beer "Gaudium". Visitors to the Airbräu Wiesn’ can choose between different menus.  On request, guests can tap their beer from their own wooden barrel at the table. On weekends, live bands provide the right atmosphere. The current contact restrictions and hygiene guidelines apply to visits to the Airbräu Wiesn'.

An exclusive ribbon-cutting at Munich Airport today: Together with Eurotrade, the retail subsidiary of Munich Airport, the French luxury leather goods company "Longchamp" opened its new 72-square-meter boutique in Terminal 2 at Gates H. The ribbon was cut by Markus Wahl, CEO Longchamp Germany, Rainer Beeck, Senior Vice President Commercial Activities at Munich Airport (right), and Sven Zahn, Managing Director of Eurotrade Handels-GmbH (left). The exclusive store is now open.

Normality is gradually returning to Munich Airport: On average, there are currently 400 take-offs and landings with over 30,000 passengers every day. Those passengers can now take advantage of an extensive range of catering, shops and services. In total, more than 20 restaurants and bars, around 45 shops and six car rental offices have reopened across the two terminals, the Munich Airport Center (MAC) and the Visitors Park. 

  Exactly ten years ago - on June 1, 2011 - the VipWing at Munich Airport opened its doors for the first time to travelers who appreciate special service and exclusive attention. Due to the pandemic, the VIP Terminal had to remain closed for the past few months.  As of today, the VipWing can welcome back its guests from all over the world in accordance with the current hygiene regulations.

A campaign initiated by the Kitzbühel tourist board and Bergbahn AG Kitzbühel, the ski lift operator, is showcasing the world-renowned winter sports resort at Munich Airport – the gateway to the Alps – in a large-scale 360° presentation.