Luxembourg's main international gateway and a leading European cargo hub.
Luxembourg Airport (LUX) is located 6 km east of Luxembourg City and serves as the country's primary airport for both passengers and cargo. It is a strategic hub for European air freight and offers direct connections to major cities across Europe.
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Passenger traffic increased by 8.9% in 2023 and surpassed 5 million for the first time in 2024[1][6].
3,200
Staff include airline personnel, ground handlers, cargo operators, retail, and airport administration.
A €1 billion expansion project will increase terminal and cargo handling capacity over the next decade[3].
Deployment of automated check-in kiosks, advanced baggage handling, and digital passenger flow management.
Luxembourg Airport is investing in solar energy, electric ground vehicles, and green building certifications.
Collaborate with EU aviation authorities to secure funding for infrastructure and sustainability programs.
Accelerate modernization of terminals and cargo facilities to support future growth and operational efficiency.
Expand renewable energy use and promote sustainable aviation fuels to meet EU climate targets.
