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    Munich Airport (Private Terminal)

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    Munich, Germany 2 FBOs Europe

    The airport is located 17.7 miles northeast of Munich, near the town of Freising. Nordallee 25, 85356 München-Flughafen, Germany

    Munich International Airport- Franz Josef Strauß, or MUC to the IATA and EDDM to the ICAO, is an international airport serving Munich and Upper Bavaria. It is the ninth-busiest airport in Europe (in terms of passenger traffic) and the second-busiest in Germany. It is a hub for Lufthansa and its subs…

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    Munich International Airport- Franz Josef Strauß, or MUC to the IATA and EDDM to the ICAO, is an international airport serving Munich and Upper Bavaria. It is the ninth-busiest airport in Europe (in terms of passenger traffic) and the second-busiest in Germany. It is a hub for Lufthansa and its subsidiaries Lufthansa CityLine, Air Dolomiti, and Eurowings, as well as a base for Condor and TUI fly Deutschland. There are two terminals, each capable of handling up to 25 million passengers annually. In 2021 there were 153,097 aircraft movements. The airport covers 3,892 acres, and there are two runways: 08R/26L, 13,123 feet (concrete), and 08L/26R, 13,123 feet (concrete).

    MUN opened on May 17th, 1992, as Munich's original airport, Munich-Riem, could no longer expand to keep up with rising passenger numbers. Construction on MUN began in 1980, and the small village of Frazheim was extinguished with its 400 inhabitants relocated. Overnight, all flights to and from Munic…

    • —There are plans for a significant redesign of Terminal 1, which includes its extension and refurbishment. This would allow the terminal to service an additional 6 million passengers annually. Whereas these changes were initially scheduled to be completed by 2022, COVID-19 and a sharp rise in costs have pushed the completion date back to 2025. There are also plans for a third, 13,000-foot runway. However, due to COVID-19, these plans have been shelved until at least 2028.
    • —The Munich Airport Center, a shopping, business, and recreation area, connect the terminals. There is also a supermarket. Next to it is the airport hotel, managed by Hilton Hotels & Resorts, designed by world-famous architect Helmut Jahn.
    • —The FBOs at MUC are Signature Flight Support and Munich Aviation Service.
    History

    A Legacy of Private Aviation

    MUN opened on May 17th, 1992, as Munich's original airport, Munich-Riem, could no longer expand to keep up with rising passenger numbers. Construction on MUN began in 1980, and the small village of Frazheim was extinguished with its 400 inhabitants relocated. Overnight, all flights to and from Munich were moved to MUN, as Munich-Reim was closed at midnight the previous day. The new airport was named after Franz Joseph Strauss, a West German politician (and long-time Minister-President of Bavaria) and pilot, who initiated the airport project and is regarded as one of the fathers of the Airbus project. The airport was to be owned and operated by Flughafen München GmbH, a limited liability company owned by the State of Bavaria (51% stake), the Federal Republic of Germany (26%), and the City of Munich (23%). To deal with capacity limits at their central hub in Frankfurt, Lufthansa established a secondary hub in MUN. Thus, the airline can use MUN to serve more European destinations, whereas Frankfurt is the focus of its intercontinental routes. The number of passengers served increased rapidly between 1995 and 2006, from under 15 million to over 30 million people. To keep up with the rising demand, Terminal 2 was constructed as an exclusive facility for Lufthansa and its Star Alliance partners, and it opened in June 2003. Several Airlines have established bases at MUN. During the 2016 summer season, Condor established a long-haul base, adding to its short and mid-haul operations. Furthermore, in the spring of 2016, Transavia established its first base in Germany (although it closed in October 2017 following a change in the company's business strategy and a negative economic outlook). In December 2016, Lufthansa's low-cost subsidiary Eurowings announced the establishment of a major base in March 2017, with operations being carried out by Air Berlin (in March 2021, Lufthansa took over most of Eurowing's routes). Growth at MUN continued in 2018, with new records in aircraft movements and an all-time high of 46.2 million passengers served.

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    Charter Pricing

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    Seats 8–9 · Stand-up cabin · Coast-to-coast range

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    Seats 10–16 · Full galley · Intercontinental range

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    Why Fly Private

    Why Fly Private from MUC

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    Airport Quick Facts
    ICAOEDDM
    CodeMUC
    LocationThe airport is located 17.7 miles northeast of Munich, near the town of Freising
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    Fleet Access3,500+ aircraft
    Safety StandardWyvern, ARGUS, or IS-BAO
    Response TimeWithin the hour
    Availability24 / 7 / 365

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Common questions about flying private to Munich.

    Yes, private jet flights offer flexible departure times. Operators generally provide a window of 30 minutes to two hours, but this can be extended upon request, provided it doesn't conflict with crew duty limitations or subsequent flight schedules. It's best to confirm this flexibility with your aviation advisor when booking.

    Generally, each passenger on a light or midsize private jet can bring one piece of luggage, with each piece weighing up to 23 kilograms (about 50 lbs). However, larger jets, which are often used for longer journeys, typically allow passengers to bring more than one piece of luggage per person to accommodate extended stays.

    Yes, all passengers on international private jet flights must go through customs. Certain countries require customs clearance at designated ports of entry. For instance, flights heading to Bora Bora must stop in Tahiti for customs. Similarly, when entering the U.S. from Mexico, passengers must clear customs at the first port of entry.

    Crew members must have a minimum of 10 hours of rest within a 24-hour period. Their duty day cannot exceed 14 hours, followed by a rest period at their hotel. Typically, flight operators schedule around 12 hours of rest to accommodate travel time to and from the hotel, ensuring the crew has adequate rest.

    A fuel stop usually takes between 45 and 60 minutes. To expedite the process, the flight operator or pilots often notify the fueling service in advance, so a fuel truck is ready upon the jet's arrival. For smaller aircraft, refueling might take as little as 30 minutes.

    Yes, on most private jets, luggage can be accessed during the flight because the luggage and passenger areas are on the same level. This contrasts with commercial flights where luggage is stored separately in the cargo hold. On larger private jets, luggage is often stored in an area behind the lavatory, making it accessible during the flight.

    Private jet passengers can enjoy a variety of catering options, including local cuisine. While standard snacks and beverages are typically available, meals that do not require cooking can be ordered in advance. Any hot food must be pre-cooked and can only be warmed on board.

    Yes, pets are welcome on most private jet flights. It's important to inform the operator in advance, as there may be specific requirements or a small cleaning fee. Ensure that all necessary documentation and vaccination records for your pet are current. For domestic U.S. travel, dogs and cats must be at least eight weeks old and weaned.

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