Boarding

On arrival

Check the television screens (giving departure times and check-in zones) situated at the entry points to each terminal. For all further information, and to verify flight take-off times, visit the information desk.

Check-in

Check-in involves you presenting your airline ticket, or the reference of your electronic ticket, at your airline's counter so that the airline staff can validate the fact of your arrival at the airport and take your luggage from you. Your ticket is handed back to you and you receive a boarding card. You will be asked to present your boarding card when you pass through security and immigration controls and - for international flights - when you enter the customs zone on your way to board the aircraft.

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Check-in deadline

Check your ticket for the Latest Acceptable Check-in Time beyond which you will not be accepted on board the aircraft.

Access to boarding lounges

Once you and your luggage have been checked in, you must proceed to the departure area on the first floor (Terminal 1 and 2). The number of the specific boarding gate through which you will depart is displayed on the numerous screens dotted around the departures hall.

At Terminal 1

The specific boarding gate you are to head for depends on your destination:

Lounge A: Schengen (Schengen agreement: the free movement of people between the countries of the European Union that signed the agreements: Germany, Italy, Austria, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Portugal, France and Switzerland).

Lounge B: Other countries.

Lounge S: Flights to Israel.