BOD
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Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport (BOD) is an airport serving Bordeaux, France.
· 26 departures on the board
- 20:25AF7439Gate 22On time
- 20:45U23214On time
- 21:1821:00EC1807Delayed by 18 m
- 21:30A02573Gate 83On time
- 21:35DS1392On time
- 21:40AT615Gate 80On time
- 22:15U28386Gate 16On time
- 22:25EC7606On time
- 22:3022:15EC1642On time
- 22:3621:10EC6802Delayed by 1 h 26 m
- 20:15V72066Gate 55On time
- 20:0519:20EC1819Delayed by 45 m
- 19:3219:25EC1823On time
- 19:1919:05V71347Gate A59On time
- 19:10V72438Gate A16On time
- 19:0618:50U26648Delayed by 16 m
- 19:05VY2915Gate 60On time
- 19:00AF7437Gate 22On time
- 18:30LH2259Gate B25Boarding
- 18:30A56137Gate 23Boarding
- 17:55YW1204Gate 09Departed
- 17:55EC1929Gate 33Departed
- 17:2717:10DS1072Gate 31Departed
- 17:1117:10KL1446Gate 01Departed
- 16:3415:55EC1907Gate 45Departed
- 16:0516:15V72436Gate A09Departed
About BOD Airport
How do I get to and from Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport?
Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport is served by a mix of transport options. Regional and city buses connect the airport with Bordeaux and surrounding suburbs; tram and shuttle connections link with local public transport hubs. Taxis and ride‑hailing services operate from dedicated ranks outside terminals. Car rental desks and short‑term parking are available on site for private vehicles. Many travelers combine tram/train plus a short shuttle or taxi for efficient access to the city center.
How do the terminals work at Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport?
The airport has a compact layout with separate terminal areas handling arrivals and departures; one main passenger complex serves both domestic and international flights with clear signage for check‑in and security. International services use passport control and baggage claim areas designated for non‑Schengen arrivals. Transfers between flights are handled within the terminal with dedicated transfer desks and security re‑screening where required; follow airline instructions for connecting procedures.
Tips for flying from Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport
Allow extra time for check‑in and passport control during peak periods and international arrivals; standard guidance is to arrive earlier than for domestic trips. Keep travel documents and boarding passes accessible for security and border checks. If traveling in summer, expect busy terminals and book transport ahead; in winter, verify surface transport schedules. Confirm luggage and transfer procedures with your airline for smooth connections.