EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg will offer around 100 direct destinations with more than 30 airlines during the Summer 2026 schedule (29 March–31 October), including eight new routes and expanded frequencies across its network.
New destinations include Bodrum, Chisinau, Lille, Podgorica, Poznan, Stockholm, Târgu Mures, and Warsaw, enhancing connectivity across Europe and the Mediterranean. Existing routes will also see frequency increases, particularly to leisure destinations such as Hurghada and Izmir, supported by airlines including Eurowings, Lufthansa, and Norwegian Air Shuttle.
The airport continues to rely on strong hub connectivity via major European and international gateways such as Paris, Amsterdam, London, and Istanbul, served by carriers including Air France, KLM, and British Airways.
Operations will be temporarily constrained between 15 April and 20 May due to main runway refurbishment, with limited flights operating from a secondary runway.
In parallel, EuroAirport is upgrading passenger facilities, including the rollout of self-service check-in and baggage drop systems, aimed at improving efficiency and traveller experience.