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AlgeriaMarseille Provence is directly accessible from the A7. Coming from Marseille or Avignon, follow the A7, then take the Marignane / Aéroport Marseille Provence exit when indicated by the signs. Then join the D20 toward the airport and follow the “Aéroport Marseille Provence” signs to the site entrances. Coming from the A55 or Fos-sur-Mer, join the A7 toward Marseille / Marignane, then take the indicated exit for Marignane / Aéroport Marseille Provence and continue along the D20, following the airport signs.
From central Marseille, join the A55 or A7 toward Marignane / Aéroport Marseille Provence, then follow the indicated exit for the airport and the D20 to the Marseille Provence entrances. From Marignane, take the D9, then join the D20 toward the airport, following the signs. From Vitrolles or the local roads around the Étang de Berre, follow the directions for Marignane / Aéroport Marseille Provence to join the D20, which leads directly to Marseille Provence.
BP 7 13727, France
Latitude 43.439271922 | Longitude 5.22142410278
Stop at the foot of Terminals T1 and T2.
The stop is directly at the terminals.
Find the parking solution that fits your needs.
Sleep as close as possible to your Terminal and travel with peace of mind.
Located equidistant from Marseille and Aix-en-Provence, Marseille Provence Airport is one of France’s most important airports by passenger traffic, with more than 11 million passengers carried in 2024. The airport offers regular flights to destinations in Europe, North Africa, Canada and the Indian Ocean. Equipped with two terminals, one of which is dedicated to low-cost flights, Marseille Provence Airport also boasts a prestigious business centre with several workspaces and V.I.P. lounges located in the heart of Terminal 1. The airport also provides passengers with 14,500 parking spaces, as well as an extensive transport service enabling them to reach their chosen destination. In addition to the shops and restaurants located in the various halls, Marseille Provence Airport also has a currency exchange office, a bank and several ATMs.
Marseille Provence Airport is accredited at Level 4.
Marseille Provence Airport does not hold the Aéro Biodiversité label.
The airport is collaborating with the Aix-Marseille metropolitan area as well as the Direction Régionale de l’Environnement, de l’Aménagement et du Logement (DREAL) to preserve the wildlife and plant life on its site. Each year, a cleaning operation is carried out to maintain the natural areas.
In 2020, Marseille Airport electrified its vehicle fleet, thereby saving 4 tonnes of CO2. It uses a high-capacity 400 Hz electrical power supply to avoid the use of auxiliary power units (APUs) at all aircraft parking stands. Since 2022, 100 electric vehicle charging stations have been installed to support decarbonisation. Since 2024, the airport has also benefited from a direct supply of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) produced locally by TotalEnergies’ La Mède biorefinery from used cooking oils and animal fats. This fuel, used in particular by Air France, can reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 90% over its entire life cycle, without any technical modifications to the aircraft or infrastructure.
Marseille Airport has inaugurated a new heating and cooling plant to instantly produce hot and chilled water for heating and air conditioning in its buildings, achieving annual water savings of 8,000 m³. Additional measures include installing flow restrictors and sensor-operated taps in the toilets, as well as a network of irrigation controllers for green spaces that adjust watering according to weather forecasts.
Since 2019, Marseille Airport has used Suez to manage its waste. It has launched awareness campaigns on waste sorting, introduced incentive pricing, and installed electronic chips on bins to detect anomalies and identify waste.
The airport has installed photovoltaic canopies on its site, and plans to be supplied with 100% renewable electricity by 2030, thanks to the installation of 40 hectares of photovoltaic panels.
Marseille Airport is accessible by bus and train. The Bus 91 shuttle links the Saint Charles station to the airport in 25 minutes, with frequent departures. A cable car network is planned to connect the Vitrolles station to the airport in 6 minutes.
The Marseille Provence Airport has launched a mobility comparison tool for ground-transport options to the airport, providing information on travel time, costs, and carbon footprint. To reduce noise disturbances, the airport collaborates with municipalities and air navigation services in accordance with the Noise Abatement Plan and the Noise Protection Plan, by soundproofing homes, optimising flight paths, and installing noise measurement stations. A tool also allows for identifying aircraft causing noise disturbances to take appropriate measures.
10 800 254 passengers passed through Marseille Provence Airport in 2025.
The Phocaean city dates back to 600 BC. For your holidays in the south, book a flight to Marseille and come and discover France’s oldest city. Water sports are among the must-see attractions here: head to the Vieux-Port and set sail for the Frioul Islands and Château d'If. Along the way, the MuCEM, a museum and masterpiece of modern art, greets the ships and reminds us that this ancient city lives in the present and continues to shine culturally throughout the Mediterranean. Now, look behind you: Notre-Dame de la Garde, which towers over the city, is waiting for you to visit! Next stop: a trip to the calanques, those famous inlets with their otherworldly blue hues. Feeling peckish after all these adventures? Treat yourself to some tapenade, fougasse, or a genuine bouillabaisse at the bottom of Vallon des Auffes. To extend the experience, public transport will take you easily to other treasures: Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, or Arles. Finally, sports enthusiasts will enjoy walks in the hills: Aubagne and Provence more generally, so dear to Marcel Pagnol, are well worth the trip. You can book a hotel room in Marseille or the surrounding region right now, close to one of these destinations.
