The time has come for theLyon airportwith the gradual reopening of flights to business and leisure destinations. Since 8 JuneAir France flights resumed to NantesBordeaux and Toulouse domestic flights, in addition to the KLM flight to theAmsterdam. The Air France KLM group is therefore playing a leading role in the relaunch of the Lyon hub, especially as its subsidiary Transavia will also be contributing to this recovery with three sun destinations. Volotea, Lufthansa, easyJet, Wizz Air, Air Corsica and Chalair Aviation are also among the players taking over their Lyon operations. In total, 27 destinations are already scheduled between now and the beginning of July, including a majority of French airports (19).
" We are ready to welcome travellers so that their next business or personal trip goes off without a hitch. "Cédric Fechter, Managing Director of Lyon Airport, said. " The teams at Lyon Airport have done their utmost to deploy the necessary health measures, as they have throughout the VINCI Airports network, and we're all looking forward to seeing our passengers back at the airport! "he adds.
With this takeover, Lyon airport's management has planned some 5000 protection kits (masks, hydro-alcoholic wipes, documents to raise awareness of safety instructions) offered free of charge to passengers for the first few days. In addition, the Lyon hub has adapted the passenger routeThis includes a new flow management system, 46 hydro-alcoholic gel dispensers in Terminal 2, and almost 300 Plexiglas protectors. Lyon airport will also be able to count on contactless services developed over the last few months, such as parking with paperless payment and plate recognition, contactless border control, and a new experiment: contactless door opening with a system made using a printer that allows doors to be opened without touching the handles.
