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Geneva Airport
The airport is located 3 miles north of Geneva city and accessable to the Swiss sector from the N1 airport motorway. French passengers will have to take the A40 motorway and the joining N1 road to French sector from Ferney-Voltaire, D984 and follow signs for Geneva to avoid Swiss territory. Take the road on the right before Swiss customs for the Airport’s French sector.
Travelling to and from Geneva Airport
Rail : from the airport’s departure and arrivals floor the Geneva railway station is only 300m away and transports passengers to central Geneva Cornavin or the city centre. And from here trains are available to all parts of Switzerland and also Europe.
Taxi : are available from outside airport’s arrivals.
Bus : there is a bus stop outside arrivals and departure area with bus No.10 transports passengers to Geneva city centre and bus No.18 to UN office. Bus stand is also located at the French sector connecting French cities and other European destinations like Portugal, Spain and Eastern Europe. For French Ski stations the AeroSki bus operates directly from the airport to Ski stations.
Geneva Airport Terminal Information
The airport has one terminal with Swiss and French sectors.
Airport Information Desk
The information desk in the Swiss sector is located on the arrivals level and at the transit area, call (0)22 717 7105. The French sector has independent services and tourist information offices for both the regions are located in the arrivals area of Swiss and French sector.
Geneva Airport Facilities
Currency Exchanger & ATMs : banking and both the facilities are available in the terminal.
Food & Drinks : resturants, bars and cafes are all available in the terminal.
Shopping : for airport shopping duty free shops to various range of shops are available.
Left / Lost Luggage : left and lost property office is located on the public concourse and train station.
Other Facilities : post office is available.
Mobile phone available for hire.
Porter service is available.
Lockers are located at the train station.
Medical centre and pharmacy are available.
Shower and nursery are at the terminal.
Business & Conference Facility
The airport has eight private rooms and 11 conference rooms with Skycom Business center, call (0)22 717 7800 with complete office equipments Pc, fax with also secretarial and catering service.
Facilities for Disabled Passengers
The airport has all facilities in the terminal and are fully accessable with wheelchair. For any special needs the passengers should request for assistance while booking the tickets and for assistance at the airport call (0)22 799 3346.
Address :
Geneva International Airport
PO Box 100,
CH-1215, Geneva 15,
Switzerland.
Ph : (0)22 717 7111
Visit : www.gva.ch/en
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