Munich Airport (MUC), officially Munich Airport Franz Josef Strauss, is the international airport serving Munich and the surrounding Bavarian region of Germany. It is located northeast of Munich near Freising and Erding and is operated by Flughafen München GmbH. Munich Airport has two main passenger terminals, plus the Terminal 2 Satellite building.
| Contact type | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport | Munich Airport / Flughafen München GmbH |
| IATA code | MUC |
| ICAO code | EDDM |
| Address | Nordallee 25, 85356 München-Flughafen, Germany |
| Main information & flight information | +49 89 975 00 |
| General email | info@munich-airport.de |
| Fax | +49 89 975 579 06 |
| Lost & Found | +49 89 975 214 70 |
| Lost & Found email | fundbuero@munich-airport.de |
| Left-luggage / Service Center | +49 89 975 214 75 |
| Airport parking information | +49 89 975 222 |
| Airport taxi dispatcher | +49 89 975 850 50 |
| Security Check | +49 89 975 90999 |
| Airport security | +49 89 975 63110 |
| Medical emergency / Medical Center | +49 89 975 633 44 |
| Airport tours / Visitor service | +49 89 975 413 33 |
| Official Wikipedia page | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_Airport |
For an immediate life-threatening emergency in Germany, 112 is the emergency number for ambulance, emergency medical services and fire services. Munich Airport also publishes airport-specific emergency contacts.
| Emergency service | Telephone number |
| General emergency services / ambulance / emergency doctor | 112 |
| Munich Airport emergency | +49 89 975 112 |
| Airport fire department | +49 89 975 632 21 / +49 89 975 632 22 |
| Airport police / police operations | +49 89 979 0 |
| Airport security emergency | +49 89 975 113 |
| Airport security operations center | +49 89 975 631 10 |
| Medical emergency / Medical Center | +49 89 975 633 44 |
| Passenger security screening | +49 89 975 90999 |
Important: For a serious emergency, use 112 rather than waiting for an airport-specific department to answer.
| Terminal | Main function | Gates / Areas | Key information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal 1 | International and European flights | Modules A, B, C, D and E | Check-in areas generally correspond to the module letters |
| Terminal 1Z / MAC | Selected check-in operations | Munich Airport Center | Your ticket may show T1Z |
| Terminal 1 Pier | Non-Schengen international flights | Integrated with T1 | Operational since April 21, 2026 |
| Terminal 2 | Primarily Lufthansa and partner airlines | Gates G and H | Central departure hall |
| Terminal 2 Satellite | Additional T2 passenger facility | Gates K and L | Connected to T2 by automated underground shuttle |
There is no single universal check-in counter number for every airline. Your airline and flight determine the appropriate counter or bag-drop area.
Munich Airport identifies the check-in areas as follows:
| Check-in designation | Location |
| T1A | Terminal 1, Module A |
| T1B | Terminal 1, Module B |
| T1C | Terminal 1, Module C |
| T1D | Terminal 1, Module D |
| T1E | Terminal 1, Module E |
| T1Z | Munich Airport Center (MAC) |
| T2 | Central departure hall, Terminal 2 |
Munich Airport currently lists self-service bag-drop facilities at:
If you want to store baggage rather than check it onto a flight, Munich Airport operates Service Center facilities in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
| Service | Telephone | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Left luggage / Service Center | +49 89 975 214 75 | Daily, 5:00 a.m.–11:30 p.m. |
| Left luggage / Service Center | +49 89 975 228 75 | Daily, 6:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. |
Munich Airport has airport-operated lounges as well as airline lounges. The current official airport lounge directory includes Airport Lounge World, Airport Lounge Europe, Emirates Lounge, Air France KLM Lounge, Lufthansa lounges and VipWing.
| Lounge | Terminal / area | Typical access |
|---|---|---|
| Airport Lounge World | Terminal 1 Pier, non-Schengen area | Paid access and eligible programs/airline arrangements |
| Airport Lounge Europe | Terminal 1, Module D | Paid access, participating airlines/programs |
| Emirates Lounge | Terminal 1 Pier | Eligible Emirates passengers |
| Air France KLM Lounge | Terminal 1, Module D | Eligible Air France/KLM passengers and qualifying access |
| Lufthansa First Class Lounge | Terminal 2 | Eligible Lufthansa/Star Alliance First Class passengers |
| Lufthansa Senator Lounge | Terminal 2 | Eligible Senator/Star Alliance status and qualifying passengers |
| Lufthansa Business Lounge | Terminal 2 | Eligible Business Class/qualifying passengers |
| Lufthansa Senator Café | Terminal 2 | Eligible Lufthansa passengers |
| VipWing | Munich Airport | Premium/VIP service |
The IATA airport code for Munich Airport is MUC, while its ICAO code is EDDM.
Munich Airport is located northeast of Munich in Bavaria, Germany, near the communities of Freising and Erding. It is approximately 28.5 km from Munich city center.
Munich Airport has two main passenger terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Terminal 2 is connected to a separate Satellite Terminal serving Gates K and L.
Lufthansa primarily operates from Terminal 2, including its associated Satellite Terminal. Always check your individual flight information before travelling.
Yes. The new Terminal 1 Pier entered regular operations on April 21, 2026 and primarily handles non-Schengen traffic from Terminal 1. Approximately 40 airlines use the new facility.
Terminal 1 check-in is organized by Modules A–E, while some passengers may be directed to T1Z in the Munich Airport Center. Terminal 2 check-in takes place in the central departure hall. The exact counter depends on the airline and flight.
Checked baggage is normally dropped at your airline’s check-in counter or an available self-service bag-drop facility. The exact location depends on your airline and flight.
Yes. Munich Airport operates left-luggage facilities through its Service Centers in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
No. TSA is a U.S. agency. Munich Airport operates security screening under Germany’s aviation-security system. The airport has security checkpoints equipped with modern CT scanners.
Munich Airport’s published internal emergency number is +49 89 975 112. The airport also lists dedicated fire and medical emergency numbers.
The main airport information and flight-information number is +49 89 975 00.
The airport’s general information email is info@munich-airport.de.
The appropriate arrival time depends on your airline, destination, baggage and security requirements. Munich Airport recommends allowing sufficient time for arrival, baggage check-in and security procedures, particularly during periods of high passenger volume.
For many flights, airlines offer online or mobile check-in. Availability depends on the airline and route.
Your boarding pass and airport flight-information displays provide the relevant gate information. Terminal 2 passengers should pay attention to whether their flight departs from Gates G/H or the Satellite Terminal’s K/L gates.
For checked baggage that is missing or delayed, contact the airline operating your flight because the airline generally handles baggage tracing. For property lost within the airport, Munich Airport provides its lost-property and Service Center facilities.
Yes. Munich Airport lists its Medical Center emergency telephone number as +49 89 975 633 44.
Some airport services operate around the clock or according to flight schedules. The main information desk is staffed 24 hours a day, while other information services and facilities have hours that depend on passenger and flight volumes.