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With the opening of its office at Munich Airport, the Bavarian-Arab Association is creating a one-of-a-kind contact point for Arab travelers right at the airport. The initiative aims to build a lasting bridge between Bavaria and the Arab world, as well as enhance the passenger experience for guests from this region by making it more personalized, comfortable, and culturally sensitive.

Singapore Airlines, one of the world’s most renowned airlines, is expanding its services at Munich Airport. Starting with the winter flight schedule at the end of October 2026, the number of weekly flights will increase from seven to ten. In addition to the existing daily flights departing around noon, Singapore Airlines will in the future offer evening flights from Munich on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Ten years ago, on April 26, 2016, Terminal 2 Satellite opened at Munich Airport. Since its opening, approximately 93 million passengers have used the facility, and a total of about 672,000 flight movements have been handled. Within the Terminal 2 system, this area accounts for around 30 percent of takeoffs and landings as well as 36 percent of passengers. 

On May 22, 2026, Air Serbia will start operating direct flights between Munich and Belgrade again after 18 years. The Serbian airline will offer daily flights between Munich and the capital of the Republic of Serbia, with a flight time of 1.5 hours. The flights are operated by modern E195 jets. Air Serbia offers a two-class configuration with a total of 118 seats divided between Business and Economy Class.

Today, Munich Airport's new Terminal 1 Pier has officially started regular operations. To mark the occasion, Thomas Hoff Andersson, Managing Director & Chief Operating Officer at Munich Airport, personally welcomed travelers. With the new pier now open for regular operations, it sets another milestone in the ongoing development of Munich Airport. 

This afternoon, the new pier in Terminal 1 at Munich Airport was officially opened with a festive ceremony. Around 1,000 invited guests from the worlds of politics, business, and aviation were present for the event. 

Munich Airport and Lufthansa are strengthening their successful joint venture with a new agreement. Key elements include the start of planning for the expansion of terminal infrastructure and provisions for continuing and developing the partnership through 2056.