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Boulevard de la Marine 83418, France
Latitude 43.0973014832 | Longitude 6.14602994919
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Located on the Mediterranean coast, in the heart of the Var, Toulon-Hyères International Airport is the 18th airport in France. Completely modernised in 1998 and occupying an area of 11,500 m², the terminal welcomed more than 563,000 passengers in 2015. Equipped with 12 computerised check-in desks, the airport’s only terminal has a departure hall as well as an arrivals hall. Various parking options are also available to passengers and visitors, providing them with 1,000 short- and long-term parking spaces. The airport also offers a range of shops and restaurants, as well as a VIP lounge and an area reserved for business travellers.
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Toulon Hyères Airport’s environmental approach
Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) label
Toulon Hyères Airport is accredited at Level 5.
Aéro biodiversité label
Toulon Hyères Airport does not hold the Aéro Biodiversité label.
Actions to preserve biodiversity
Toulon Hyères Airport has installed 3 beehives to measure air quality and has stopped using plant protection products. Additionally, as part of its Level 5 Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) commitment, the airport sequesters its residual emissions. To achieve this, a reforestation project on a forest plot in Le Lavandou was launched in partnership with Région Sud, Office National des Forêts, Communauté de Communes Méditerranée Portes des Maures, and Commune du Lavandou.
Alternative energy supply
Toulon Hyères Airport provides airlines operating at the airport with sustainable aviation biofuels. It also supplies aircraft with decarbonised electricity to optimise auxiliary engine use and has installed charging stations for electric vehicles, which are available to passengers.
In addition, 70% of the ground equipment is powered by electricity, and 30% by biofuel.
Responsible natural resource management policy
Toulon Hyères Airport has replaced its fuel oil boilers with heat pumps, allowing a 60% reduction in CO2 emissions. The terminal and aircraft parking area now have LED lighting systems. Motion sensors have also been installed to optimise lighting management. Finally, the airport measures and limits its water consumption thanks to connected water meters.
Waste sorting and recycling policy
Toulon Hyères Airport does not have a waste sorting and recycling policy or does not provide information about it.
Installation of solar panels
Photovoltaic panels have recently been installed at P3 Parking and can produce up to 650 MWh/year. A second solar power plant is planned for 2026, covering more than 630 parking spaces.
Development of airport access facilities
Toulon-Hyères Airport is served by several urban bus routes connecting it with the city centres of Toulon and Hyères, with regular services. A third route connects the airport with Saint-Tropez via the ZOU Lignes d'Azur network.
Other bus routes connect the airport with the Toulon and Hyères train stations.
Other environmental initiatives
Toulon Hyères Airport is introducing eco-modulation of landing charges linked to carbon emissions in order to encourage airlines to modernise their fleets by purchasing newer, less polluting aircraft.
Annual passenger numbers
308 183 passengers passed through Toulon Hyères Airport in 2025.
Visit Toulon-Hyères and its surroundings
A Mediterranean port famous for its imposing military vessels, Toulon is a city with many facets. Nature is never far away, with Mount Faron, Cap Sicié and Sainte Baume offering splendid views over the harbour; the peaceful Mourillon district has a village feel. Toulon also has a military side, with the many forts along the coast: Fort Balaguier and the Tour Royale, the colossal gate of the Arsenal dating from the time of Henri IV, and the Naval Museum. Book a flight for your trip to Toulon and come and discover the lovely nearby town of Hyères: take a stroll along the "salt road" and admire the flamingos frolicking there at dusk. Then set sail for the islands of Porquerolles, Le Levant and Port Cros to discover unspoiled nature and dreamlike scenery. The beaches are every bit as beautiful as the finest in Corsica. Then, back on the mainland, admire picturesque villages that are quintessentially Provençal: Le Castellet, Le Pardet, Le Revest or La Garde. So, how about some sunny holidays? Yes? You can book a hotel room in Toulon or the surrounding area right away. And for an aperitif, will it be tapenade? Pastis? Or both?