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Latitude 48.0694999695 | Longitude -1.73478996754
Located 8 km from Rennes in the department of Ille-et-Vilaine, Rennes Bretagne Airport, formerly Rennes Saint-Jacques, is the 19th-largest airport in France (excluding Paris) in terms of passenger traffic. In addition to the approximately 120 destinations served by direct or connecting flights, the Breton airport operates several daily round-trip flights to destinations in France and Europe, as well as several seasonal flights to sunny destinations. Fully modernised, the terminal can accommodate 1,000,000 travellers per year. Covering an area of 12,000 m², it also has specially designed facilities for people with reduced mobility. Three car parks are available to passengers and visitors, providing a total of 925 parking spaces. In addition to a business centre equipped with several offices and meeting rooms, the airport offers a wide range of services 7 days a week.
Rennes Bretagne Airport is accredited at Level 3.
Rennes Bretagne Airport does not hold the Aéro Biodiversité label.
Rennes Bretagne Airport has obtained ISO 14001 certification, demonstrating its commitment to environmental management. It has also joined the Aéro Biodiversité association. The airport has eliminated the use of plant protection products and practices late mowing to preserve certain areas inhabited by small animals and pollinating insects. Beehives have been installed. 47 bird species have been identified on the site. A field of wild orchids is also found on the site.
Rennes Airport has replaced half of its vehicle fleet with electric models. It has also installed a system allowing aircraft to be plugged into electrical generators instead of thermal generators when they're on the ground, powering them with their engines off. Finally, the airport has deployed 17 charging stations for electric vehicles in the P3 car park.
Rennes Airport has modernised its lighting by replacing it with LED lights, and has signed a contract guaranteeing that the energy used is entirely renewable.
Rennes Airport is committed to informing the public about how to manage used products in an environmentally-friendly way in all its communications, using the Triman logo.
Rennes Bretagne Airport has not installed solar panels or has not disclosed information about this.
Electric buses from the Rennes urban transportation network (Star) are available to link the airport to the city centre. The Saint-Jacques de la Lande SNCF station is 15 minutes on foot from the airport, allowing you to reach Rennes city centre in 5 minutes by train. Finally, carpooling is also facilitated through platforms that connect travellers.
Air Breizh, an air quality organization, conducted a study at the airport. The airport has implemented an integrated policy, managed by Société d’Exploitation des Aéroports de Rennes et de Dinard (SEARD), which includes measures for the environment and safety. The airport leads awareness campaigns among stakeholders at the airport.
594 954 passengers passed through Rennes Bretagne Airport in 2025.
Rennes is a dynamic, cultural university city that is perfect for leisurely strolls. For your holidays, begin your visit with a walk at the foot of its ancient fortifications: the Mordelaises Gates and Duchesne Tower are remarkably well-preserved remnants. Moving forward through the centuries, the city centre is home to magnificent half-timbered houses that give the streets a medieval atmosphere. Tempted? Then book a flight for your trip to Rennes and come and discover the majestic Parlement de Bretagne. Completely restored, it and the Town Hall illustrate the city’s third period, marked by stone architecture in the early 18th century. Les Champs Libres, comprising the Musée de Bretagne, the Espace des Sciences and the Library, offer an impressive concentration of knowledge, modernity and tourist appeal in the heart of the city. Thabor, Oberthür, Maurepas and Tanneurs parks highlight Rennes’ green, natural side—a facet that invites you to stroll and enjoy the moment. If you have not yet found somewhere to stay, you can book a hotel room in Rennes now, close to one of these sites. After the tranquillity of the gardens, plunge into the vibrant atmosphere of the Marché des Lices, a magnificent feast of mingled flavours, scents and colours!
