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Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Luxembourg-Findel International Airport
10:16 LOCAL · 1 RWY · ELEV 1234 FT
Average delay
On time
All 3 departures, last 60 min
Cancellations
None
of 53 departures on the board
Departures next hour
11
busiest hour on the board is 13
Terminals in use
A
with flights on the board now

Inside each terminal

Check-in, security, the station link and how to change terminals — verified against the airport's own pages.

Terminal A

The main building, built during the airport’s 2003 reconstruction. It is the only one of the two that handles non-Schengen routes — flights to the UK, Turkey and the UAE among them — alongside Schengen departures, and it holds the customs desk for VAT-refund stamping (Level 0, Arrivals).

Check-in

26 check-in counters at the main entrance. Luxair passengers on 06:00–09:00 departures can check in luggage the previous evening, between 19:30 and 22:30.

Security

The Fast Lane gate — for the small set of airlines that sell it as a ticket add-on (Air Dolomiti, KLM, LOT, Lufthansa, Luxair, SWISS, TAP) — is on Level 0, right by check-in counter 26; it can only be bought when booking the flight, never at the terminal.

Changing terminals

Terminal B is reached from inside, on the level -1 corridor (the “Passerelle”) — no need to leave the secure area or clear security twice.

Accessibility

The Sunflower lanyard for hidden disabilities is free at the Information Desk in front of the check-in counters, open 04:00–23:00 daily. Wheelchair assistance is requested through the airline at least 72 hours ahead; reduced-mobility parking (40 spaces) is in the underground A/B car park.

Verified from official airport sources · View sources
Terminal layout and internal connection — Official airport map
Check-in counters and hours — Check-In guide
Customs desk location — Customs & VAT refunds
Fast Lane gate and eligible airlines — Fast Lane guide
Hidden Disabilities lanyard and InfoDesk hours — Sunflower Support
Reduced-mobility parking and wheelchair assistance — Accessibility & Assistance
Verified 6 August 2026

Terminal B

Opened in 2004 to handle smaller aircraft, and connected to Terminal A internally. Every flight here is within the Schengen area — there is no customs or immigration step to cross into Terminal A.

Changing terminals

A Level 1 walkway leads straight back into Terminal A — the same building, the same security perimeter.

Accessibility

The same Sunflower and wheelchair-assistance arrangements as Terminal A apply, since the two buildings share one airside.

Verified from official airport sources · View sources
Terminal layout and internal connection — Official airport map
When each terminal was built — Our Story (corporate)
Hidden Disabilities lanyard and InfoDesk hours — Sunflower Support
Verified 6 August 2026

Concourse breakdown

Gates, airlines and what's worth your time in each concourse.

Gates
Airlines
Worth knowing
Lounges
A
Every scheduled airline at LUX — Schengen and non-Schengen routes alike
The larger terminal: 26 check-in counters, the customs desk, and both the Schengen and non-Schengen (UK, Turkey, UAE) departure zones.
Business Lounge, airside
B
Schengen-area flights only
Built in 2004 for smaller aircraft; connects to Terminal A internally, no need to clear security again.
Branded lounges: ING Lounge, Lux Brewery Lounge, Dorma Home Lounge

Airline and gate assignments verified against the airport's official terminal guide and our own departure board, 6 August 2026.