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Strike on 18 and 19 April - Tram U6 not running

Please note when travelling to the airport: On 18 and 19 April, the tram U6 will not run to the airport due to a strike. Passengers are requested to use the S-Bahn and buses when travelling to the airport.

Check-In

Are you travelling to the airport by car, municipal rail (S-Bahn) or bus?
It doesn't really matter, because your journey will be a short one in every case! You can access Terminals 1 and 3 directly from the municipal railway station (S-Bahn) by taking the lifts, escalators or stairs, or check-in desks can be reached in a few minutes in Terminals 1, 2, 3 and 4 from bus stops and car parks. By the way, moving walkways are also provided from car parks (P0,P2,P4) right up to the terminal building. Or you can take a taxi to the airport. You can then drive right up to the Arrival level entrance of Terminals 1 and 3, unload your baggage and, after a short stroll, you reach the check-in desks in Terminal 1, 2 or 4.

Monitors to the left and right of the entrances to Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 will inform you in which terminal the check-in desk for your airline is located. You can also ask at the Information desk in Terminal 3, Departures. Terminal Departures levels are directly connected to each other.

On arrival at the check-in desk of your airline, please present your airline ticket and passport or identity card and hand in your baggage. You will then receive

  • Your boarding card with your gate and seat number and
  • Your airline ticket with a receipt for your checked-in baggage.

Please proceed to your gate/exit after you have checked in. The gate number is registered on your boarding card and can be read on the information screens/panels. You should go to your gate at least 30-45 minutes prior to boarding time, depending on the airline. Please note the information on the boarding pass. Please ensure that you have sufficient time on the way to your gate for security and passport inspections. And remember to have your passport, boarding card and airline ticket handy at all times. Please also take note of public address announcements and the display screens/panels.

Allow plenty of time

Please ensure that you leave plenty of time prior to departure to reach the check-in desk of your airline (we recommend 90-120 minutes).

Priority Check-in

Lufthansa, Air France, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, Tap Air Portugal and KLM offer priority check-in to their First Class und Business Class passengers at a separate check-in desk.

Online Check-In

Please note that this service is offered by the airlines themselves and is beyond the control of Stuttgart Airport. Please also include the current restrictions due to document control.

Airlines with online check-in

Self Check-in kiosk

The airlines Aegean, Turkish Airlines, Eurowings, Airfrance, KLM and Condor offer their customers the option of checking in at the electronic check-in machine, provided documents do not have to be checked by a member of staff at check-in.

Check-in on eve of departure

Check-in on the eve of departure is a relaxing alternative way to start your holiday. Not only can you check in your baggage free of charge, you can also collect your seat reservation and boarding card. Check-in on the eve of departure is a particularly ideal alternative for families with children, as they can save the time required for check-in on the day of departure. You can proceed directly to your gate with your boarding card, and your holiday can begin without any stress.

Availability of check-in on eve of departure: the availability of check-in facilities on the eve of departure differs considerably from airline to airline and depending on oversized baggage. The following provides an overview of airlines using Stuttgart Airport. Please check the conditions offered by the airline of your choice carefully.

Airlines

Important for 'evening before flight' check-in

Please note that you must also present your passport and airline ticket when checking in on the eve of departure.

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