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Basel Mulhouse: introduction
Are you planning to travel to Basel or Mulhouse on business or for the weekend, and are thinking of using a private jet rental service? AEROAFFAIRES can book your tailor-made private flight at the best possible rate.
Unique in the world,Basel-Mulhouse airport is the only bi-national airfield in the world. With a terminal dedicated to private aviation, it offers private jet passengers top-quality services.
AEROAFFAIRES read on to find out more about this extraordinary airport, so that you can travel with peace of mind and enjoy your trip.
AEROAFFAIRES was founded in 1991. Since our inception, we have accompanied nearly 95,000 travelers and chartered 20,000 private aircraft worldwide. All our private jets are certified for Public Transport to guarantee your safety.
Our experts are at your service 24 hours a day. Whether you’re looking to book a light air cab for one to four people, a private jet for fifteen, a jumbo jet for a large group, or a helicopter to get you to a strategic point or visit a region, we’ll find the aircraft best suited to your needs.
What’s more, AEROAFFAIRES is committed to offsetting 100% of the CO2 emissions generated by its private flights. That’s why we created the SkyCO2 program. Thanks to this program, we have been able to create a partnership with associations working to preserve the primary forests of South America.
Contact us 24/7 on +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82 to book your private jet.
Practical information about Basel Mulhouse Freiburg airport
As Basel Mulhouse airport is only a few kilometers from the city, it is forbidden to take off and land between 10pm and 6am for reasons of noise pollution.
The two concrete runways allow all categories of private aircraft to land and take off. For example:
- Light private jets like the Hondajet or Cessna Citation 1;
- Medium and long-haul private jets like the Global Express or Legacy 600 Executive;
- Large or VIP aircraft such as the BBJ or Boeing 737.
The terminal dedicated to business and private aviation is set apart from the others, allowing for confidential arrivals and departures.
Airport characteristics:
- Address EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg, 68304 Saint-Louis, Alsace, France.
- IATA code BSL
- ICAO code LFSB
- Latitude 47.59
- Longitude 7.53
- Altitude 270m
- Number of runways 2
- Runway length 3900m
- General aviation terminal Oui : l’aéroport dispose d’un terminal d’aviation d’affaires (FBO) côté français et côté suisse, avec accès direct, salons VIP et services de douane.
Spécificités :
- EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is open 24/7
- The world’s only binational airport, jointly managed by France and Switzerland (with dedicated access for each country).
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Special feature: it’s a trinational airport, located on French territory but jointly managed by France and Switzerland. It has direct access to Switzerland, France and Germany from a single terminal.
- Ideal location for travelers to Basel (finance, pharmaceuticals), the Black Forest and Swiss and French ski resorts(Verbier, Crans-Montana, Gstaad, Vosges).
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Several FBOs (Jet Aviation, Signature, ExecuJet) offering VIP lounges, concierge service, on-site customs and immigration, discreet boarding, hangars.
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Separate business aviationterminal with direct car-plane access.
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Mandatory slots for arrivals and departures, but less restrictive than Geneva.
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Parking available for private jets of all sizes, with heated hangars.
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Noise regulations: some night-time restrictions.
Airport facilities Basel Mulhouse Freiburg
Services FBO complets : handling, hangarage, catering VIP.- Mixed customs zone: direct access France/Switzerland without additional formalities.
Available services
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Customs
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Concierge service
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Valet
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Ground handling assistance
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Rest room
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Conference room
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Wifi
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Baggage services
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VIP chauffeur transfer
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Car rental
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Limousine rental
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Helicopter transfer
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Private parking
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Showers
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Réservation d'hôtel
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Pets allowed
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Disabled access
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VIP lounge
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Secure entrance
Renting private jets
since 1991
20 000
private jets
45 000
completed flights
120 000+
passengers
4,9/5
customer satisfaction
100%
carbon offsetting
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Request for quoteLocation & access to Basel Mulhouse Freiburg airport
Straddling the French-Swiss border, Basel-Mulhouse airport is 6 km from the center of Basel, 30 km from Mulhouse and 75 km from Fribourg.
It takes around 15 minutes to reach the center of Basel via the A35 motorway. Mulhouse can be reached in 25 minutes on the A35, and Freiburg in 1h300 on the A1 and A2.
If you would like to be accompanied during your stay, AEROAFFAIRES can reserve a chauffeur-driven vehicle for you as soon as you arrive at Basel Mulhouse airport. Mercedes Classe S, VIANO, Limousine… whatever type of car you want, your chauffeur will take care of your transportation.
Nearby cities
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Airport
6 km
15 min
Basel (Switzerland)
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Airport
20 km
20 min
Mulhouse (France)
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Airport
46 km
45 min
Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany)
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Request for quoteBasel recommendations
A business dinner? A birthday party? We invite you to book a table at Basel’s Michelin-starred Cheval Blanc restaurant. In a different, but very cosy atmosphere, AEROAFFAIRES suggests you settle down for a cocktail at the Bar Rouge.
If you’re an art lover, don’t hesitate to discover the superb Kunstmuseum, Basel’s art museum.
Where to sleep?
If you’ve decided to spend several days in Basel and are looking for the best hotel, AEROAFFAIRES recommends the sumptuous Les Trois Rois hotel on the riverfront.
Une question ? Contactez notre équipe
Isabelle CLERC
CEO AEROAFFAIRES
François-Xavier CLER
Founder AEROAFFAIRES
Our airline experts remain at your disposal to help you at every stage of your reservation.
Go further
History of Basel Mulhouse airport
Basel Airport was built in 1920 at Sternenfeld. However, the construction of a power station forced the airport to be moved in 1929. Agreement on the location of the new airfield proved elusive, and it was not until 1946 and the end of the Second World War that construction of the new airport began.
Since 1987, its full name has been EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg. At first, the airport was split in two: one part in France and one part in Switzerland. But when Switzerland joined the Schengen area in 2009, the buildings were reunited.
