Munich Airport continues to pile up records: In 2019 total traffic increased by 1.7 million, or 4 percent, to 47.9 million passengers. That was the largest increase posted by any German airport last year. 

Every day an average of 1,200 aircraft take off and land at Munich Airport, carrying as many as 110,000 passengers on board. When winter weather hits this precisely timed system, it can have a big impact on the closely coordinated processes that keep traffic moving.

Azimuth Airlines launching convenient connection to southern Russia

AeroGround Flughafen München GmbH, Munich Airport’s subsidiary responsible for aircraft and baggage handling, has been awarded one of the two licenses to provide ground handling services at Hamburg Airport.

Flughafen München GmbH and Deutsche Lufthansa AG are planning to intensify and continue their strategic cooperation in the sustainable development of the Munich hub. In a "Letter of Intent" signed today, the two partners announced their joint intention to extend the Terminal 2 satellite building by a new pier at right angles to the east. 

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.

It's that time of year again: At the end of October, coinciding with to the end of daylight savings time, the winter timetable season will begin at Munich Airport. The new schedule will be launched on Sunday, October 27, 2019 and will remain in effect until Saturday, March 28, 2020. During that time, travellers at Munich Airport can choose from among 194 destinations in 69 countries – including 16 in Germany, 127 European destinations and 51 long-haul routes.

Summer 2020: Uzbekistan Airways launches service with two flights per week

Munich Airport moves up to fifth place among the world's leading hubs

Come and celebrate the world's biggest folk festival

Non-stop from Munich to Tuscany: Starting immediately, the Spanish carrier Vueling will depart from the Bavarian capital to Florence five times a week.

20th anniversary celebration for the world's first airport brewery

The Portuguese airline TAP is offering a daily flight from the Bavarian capital to the northern Portuguese metropolis of Porto.