Marseille Provence Airport - MRS

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The Marseille Provence Airport (MRS), built in 1934, is one of the largest airports in the south of France, and serves as a premier starting point for European travel into North Africa. The airport services 30 regular airlines and 5 low-cost airlines, with direct routes to 91 cities in 37 countries. Annual traffic is on the order of 6 million passengers and 40,000 tons of cargo. There are two runways.

As Marseille is such a hub for travelers throughout the south of France, much long-distance ground transportation is available in the form of buses and trains. The airport is located about 27km northwest of the beachside city of Marseille. There are four terminals, one for domestic flights and two for international which are within walking distance of each other. The last one, mp2, was recently opened for low-cost airlines.

As a public establishment, the Marseille Provence Airport is a smoke-free zone. However, three smoking areas are available for smoking passengers: one in Hall 1 and two in Hall 4.

Directions

From Marseille take the A55 and connect with the N113 at Marignane and follow the pointers to the airport.

Terminal 1

Terminal 1 serves Aer Linguuis, Aigle Azur, Air Algerie, Air Austral, Air Comores International, Air France, Air Ivoire, Air Madagascar, Air Malta, Air Senegal, Air Transat, Atlas Blue, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Corsairfly, Czech Airlines, El Al, Flybaboo, Iberia, Lufthansa, Portugalia, Royal Air Maroc, Syrian Arab Airlines, Tunisair, and Yemenia.

Terminal 2

Terminal 2 is the low-cost airline terminal. This terminal has gates for bmi, easyJet, Jet4you, MyAir, and Ryanair.

Terminal 3

Terminal 3 has relatively short-haul flights to cities outside of France, served by Air France, Alitalia, CCM Airlines and KLM.

Terminal 4

Terminal 4 is the domestic terminal, with Air France and Twin Jet.

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