Destinations, flights, and services at Toulouse Blagnac airport

Toulouse Blagnac Airport is accredited at Level 4.

Toulouse-Blagnac Airport works with the Aéro Biodiversité association to carry out studies to observe and catalogue the plant and animal species present in its airport meadows. It is home to 370 ha of green space, where 274 plant species and 72 bird species were recorded between 2017 and 2020. The meadows support numerous rodents, which in turn attract many birds of prey. These initiatives form part of a broader strategy to reduce the airport’s ecological footprint. In addition, the airport no longer uses plant protection products, and particular attention is paid to water discharges and runoff with regard to pollutants.

In collaboration with Electra, Toulouse Blagnac Airport has installed an electric vehicle charging station for the general public. Since 2020, the airport has been working on a project to build a green hydrogen production and distribution station to support airport and logistics operations in central Toulouse. The green hydrogen produced will power the buses and light commercial vehicles operating on the airport site. Finally, since March, the airport has been working with Total to supply SAF. These energy initiatives contribute to the Net Zero roadmap by 2029, which also relies on the electrification of airside vehicles and the exclusive use of renewable electricity.

For its electricity supply, Toulouse Blagnac Airport relies on hydroelectricity. For its heating systems, the airport is supplied with gas, renewable heat produced from renewable resources, and biomass. This optimised resource management contributes to a 60% reduction in direct emissions (scopes 1 and 2) since 2010.

Toulouse Blagnac Airport collects and sorts the waste generated by airport users (passengers, businesses, catering services and aircraft) and prioritises material recovery (recycling). Energy recovery is encouraged by incinerating waste and recovering the energy generated. Particular attention is paid to reducing indirect emissions (Scope 3), in cooperation with the airport's partners.

Since 2018, Toulouse Blagnac Airport has installed solar panels on the roof of Parking T2. In 2022, the annual photovoltaic energy production from this installation covered 86% of Parking T2’s consumption and 6% of the terminal’s consumption. In 2025, the airport installed extensive solar canopies in the EcoParc P5 Parking, capable of producing up to 7.2  MWp. A quarter of the airport’s electricity consumption is now covered by this solar panel installation.

Toulouse Blagnac Airport provides multimodal access for Travellers, who can reach the airport by tram, bus, carpooling, bicycle... Electric vehicle charging stations have also been made available to airport staff. 

Toulouse Blagnac Airport participates in the European Stargate project (selected by the European Commission as part of the "Green Deal" programme), whose aim is to make aviation and airports more sustainable. In addition, the airport took part in the Occitanie Sustainable Aviation Fuel Forum Initiative (ICEO). The airport has also implemented a noise-reduction policy based on four areas of action: reducing noise at source, land-use planning, low-noise flight procedures, and operational restrictions.

7 804 980 passengers passed through Toulouse Blagnac Airport in 2025.