Marrakesh, Morocco’s jewel, charms visitors with its vibrant atmosphere and rich heritage. Between the lively lanes of the medina, sumptuous palaces and peaceful gardens, the Red City offers a unique experience where tradition and modernity come together in harmony.
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Latitude 48.447898864746094 | Longitude -4.418540000915527
Located around ten kilometres from Brest, Brest-Bretagne International Airport is Brittany’s largest airport in terms of passenger traffic. As for the destinations it serves, the airport operates regular flights to destinations elsewhere on the continent, in Europe and in North Africa, as well as holiday flights. Opened in 2007 and occupying an area of 20,000 m², the airport’s single terminal includes several shops and dining areas, as well as a fully equipped business centre. In terms of parking, Brest-Bretagne Airport also has more than 2000 parking spaces, including 430 covered spaces, with 1000 free for the first hour. The services available in the terminal also include unlimited high-speed Internet access, as well as a key and motorcycle helmet storage service at the car park information desk.
Brest Bretagne Airport is accredited at Level 2.
Brest Bretagne Airport does not hold the Aéro Biodiversité label.
The Brest airport collaborates with Aéro Biodiversité and Bretagne Vivante to preserve the fauna and flora of its meadows. A management plan has been established, including the eradication of invasive exotic species. The airport has also ceased using phytosanitary products.
Brest airport is installing 400Hz converters to reduce the use of airlines' APUs and generators. It is also planning to electrify ground vehicles such as ground support equipment.
Brest Airport is committed to preserving water resources by conducting a study on rainwater recovery and raising staff and partners’ awareness. By the end of 2025, it must install a rainwater collection point for technical use and reduce pollution risks. Additionally, lighting, including runway guidance lights, has been modernized with LED bulbs.
Brest Airport is implementing a waste sorting and recycling policy, accompanied by an awareness campaign for its employees. It also plans to develop a waste management plan covering types of waste, storage areas, and waste recovery streams.
Brest Bretagne Airport has not installed solar panels or has not disclosed information about this.
Regarding access to the airport, bus line 20 is available and connects it to the tram at Porte de Gouesnou, while also serving several business parks.
In its 2023-2025 Environmental Charter, Brest Bretagne Airport is committed to preventing and managing the risks of noise nuisance by working with local residents and addressing any complaints that may be recorded.
810 796 passengers passed through Brest Bretagne Airport in 2025.
The city of Brest is located at the western tip of Brittany, in Finistère, and has a population of around 150,000. Renowned for its maritime activities, Brest is the second-largest naval port after Toulon. It is also a university city, with more than 20,000 students. A tram line was opened in 2012, making it easier than ever to explore Brest by public transport. Book a flight for your trip to Brest and discover its castle, the Naval Museum, the legendary Recouvrance district, its ports and, of course, Océanopolis. You can book a nearby hotel room now. To extend your holidays in Brest, don't miss the chance to visit the islands of Ouessant and Molène, located off Pointe Saint-Mathieu. You can also fly to Ouessant from Brest Bretagne Airport. Finistère offers a wide range of activities, including hiking, sea excursions and thalassotherapy.
