During the winter season, the EuroAirport is linked by 24 airlines to 88 destinations in 33 countries. The network is mainly focused on the European continent and North Africa. With the notable exception of Dubai and Tel Aviv in the Near and Middle East. The new timetable is valid until 28 March 2026.
In terms of new routes and destinations, Bratislava is served 4 times a week, La Palma and Tangiers twice a week and Ohrid 3 times a week. Also of note is the arrival of Wizz Air in competition with easyJet to Krakow. Bilbao (2 times a week) and Cagliari (3 times a week) will also be served this winter.
The airport continues to benefit from numerous routes to major intercontinental hubs. Basel-Mulhouse is linked to Paris-CDG by Air France (Paris), as well as to Amsterdam (KLM), Frankfurt and Munich (Lufthansa), Dubai (Flydubai), Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), London Heathrow (British Airways) and Vienna (Austrian Airlines). The Austrian capital, like Dubai, benefits from more flights.
For the summer season, the airport has already announced that Basel-Mulhouse will be linked to Chişinău, Bodrum, Poznań and Podgorica.
Over the first eight months of the year, the airport recorded a 6.1% increase in traffic. A total of 6,249,212 passengers.
