Search Flights from Memmingen (Memmingen) to Thessaloniki

Memmingen Airport, also known as Allgäu-Airport Memmingen, is located 4 km from the city center. The airport is easily accessible via public transportation alternatives and transfer vehicles.

It takes a maximum of 15 minutes to get to the airport thanks to its close proximity to the city and the Memmingen’s convenient traffic conditions.

Transportation alternatives you can use to get to the airport include taxis, shuttles, transfer services, buses, and rental cars.

Bus

The easiest way to get to the airport from the city center is by bus. Bus lines 2, 810, and 811, which stop at the main train station and bus station in the city, provide direct transportation to Memmingen Airport. As of 2016, the fare was 3 euros.

In addition to these lines is bus line 029, which travels in two directions. To get to the airport take bus line 029 in the direction of Memmingen Airport. Bus stops along this route include Oberstdorf, Fischen Bf, Sonthofen, Immenstadt, Kempten Central Station, Memmingen 20 B and Memmingen Airport. For more detailed information about bus line 029, which is operated by the Flixbus company, please visit flixbus.com.

Taxi

One of Memmingen's most popular taxi companies, Leach Taxi (+436504400752), offers airport transfer and private transfer services to the airport from Memmingen city. There are also unlicensed taxis that operate in the city so be careful with taxis that don’t turn on or use the taximeter. Under normal traffic conditions it takes about 10-12 minutes to get to Memmingen Airport from the city center by taxi.

Rental Car

In Memmingen city center you are more likely to see local rental car companies than international ones. If you reserve a vehicle in advance then the prices can be more advantageous. The airport, which is located in close proximity to the A96 motorway, is easily accessible by car. To get to the airport from the city center take motorway A96.

Airport Information

Memmingen Airport is located in Memmingerberg, in the Swabia region of Germany, 3.8 km from the city center of Memmingen. The airport, which has the capacity to handle two million passengers per year, is the smallest of Bavaria’s 3 commercial airports, after Munich Airport and Nuremberg Airport.

Although Memmingen Airport is not a very large airport it still offers passengers a variety of services to meet their pre-flight and post-flight needs. The airport offers passengers free internet access and contains tourist information counters, travel agencies, eating and drinking areas, VIP lounges, a duty-free store, ATMs, bank and currency exchange offices, and famous cafés and restaurants like Coffee Fellows, RAGAZZI, Visitors Beer Garden, and Berger’s Restaurant im Park.

Thessaloniki, which has the most crowded population after the capital Athens in Greece, bears the traces of hosting three great civilizations throughout the history. It is possible to come across the traces the Roman Era on a street and see the magnificent Byzantine churches on another street as well as you can come across the historical artifacts of the Ottoman period in the city.

The city, which has become one of the most important attraction centers of the world today with the historical heritage, attracts people with its nightlife as well. The airport of the city was named as Macedonia Airport since the city is known as "Macedonia of Greece". Located in the southern part of the city, this international airport is only 14 kilometers away from the city center. In addition, compared to other airports, Thessaloniki Airport is preferred by many passengers since affordable flight tickets are available for transportation to Europe from the airport. Thessaloniki offers very limited alternatives in terms of public transportation options. You can reach nearly 80 points in the city only by bus.

In addition to the regular bus services, a bus allocated to tourists offers one-hour free sightseeing. Apart from the bus option, another transportation option in the city is to take a taxi. Other than the buses that depart in front of the terminal buildings of the airport, you can go on your journey by taking a taxi or renting a car from the offices in the terminal building.

Taxi

You can prefer to take a taxi if you don’t want to lose time and enjoy a comfortable journey in Thessaloniki that has limited transportation options. You can reach the city center after a taxi journey that takes about half an hour. It is also possible to book a taxi in advance through the website of Yattaxi, which is the contracted taxi company that provides taxi services at the airport.

Bus

Macedonia (Thessaloniki) Airport provides 24-hour uninterrupted bus services every day for the passengers it hosts at the airport. The buses 78, 78A and 78N, which you can take to reach the city center, run at different departure times. The bus number 78A departs once a day at 5 a.m.

The bus number 78 departs every 45 minutes between 5 am and 10 pm. The bus number 78N provides transportation to the city center between 22:30 and 04:30 from the night until the morning. Your journey by these bus lines that allow you to get to the city center and the railway station directly takes about 45 minutes.

Rent a car

The car rental option, which is not preferred so frequently compared to other options for transportation from Macedonia (Thessaloniki) Airport to the city center, is provided inside the terminal buildings. The car rental companies providing this service are Sixt, Europcar, Hertz, Cardelmar and Figame.