Munich, Germany
Munich Airport (MUC)
Terminal 1 is split into six largely-independent modules (A–F) that don't share one floor scheme — some handle both arrivals and departures, one (E) is arrivals-only, one (F) is a separate high-security building. Terminal 2 is simpler and mainly serves Lufthansa/Star Alliance.
Terminals & airlines
- Terminal 1 (Modules A–F)
- Terminal 2 (Gates G, H + Satellite Gates K, L)
Before you depart
After you land
- Your module (Terminal 1) or terminal determines your floor and process — see the terminal layout section below.
Accessibility & special assistance
Contact your airline at least 48 hours before travel to arrange wheelchair or mobility assistance.
- Wheelchair assistance — Munich Airport's Mobility Service offers free help — request through your airline at least 48 hours ahead.
- Accessible restrooms — Available throughout both terminals.
Floor guide
- T1 Modules A–D, Level 04Arrivals and departures (both handled on this level in these modules)
- T1 Modules B/CNon-Schengen arrivals — passport control before baggage claim
- T1 Module EArrivals only
- T2, Level 04 (Gates G)Schengen departures; Schengen arrivals baggage claim
- T2, Level 05 (Gates H)Non-Schengen departures
Ground transport
Taxi vs bus vs rail depends on group size, luggage, and traffic. Always verify prices at official desks or trusted apps.
Taxi
- Taxi ranks are at the arrivals curbside of both terminals.
Get a ride with Uber ↗
Opens Uber with pickup set at MUC. Availability, fares, and vehicle types vary by city—check the app for current options.
Bus
- Lufthansa Airport Bus to the main train station departs from Terminal 1 (Arrivals A), the Munich Airport Center, and Terminal 2's arrivals level.
Rail (S-Bahn)
- S1 and S8 S-Bahn trains run every 10 minutes from the Munich Airport Center station to the city center.
Information is for planning only. Always confirm schedules and fares with the airport and operators before travel.