Munich Airport (MUC) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Munich MUC Airport
Layout of Munich Airport & Information for Arriving/Connecting Passengers:
Munich Airport has two Terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, connected in the center on levels 3 & 4 to the Munich Airport Center (MAC). Both terminals offer a multitude of amenities and services, including free WiFi LAN for up to 30 minutes (available in the waiting areas of both terminals). Weary transit travelers may want to take a nap at the so-called 'Napcabs' located in the transit area.
Terminal 1 has 5 self-contained 'sub-terminal' modules: Module A (Levels 3,4,5); Module B (Level 4); Module C (Levels 3,4,5); Module D, Levels 3,4,5); and Module E (Level 4). Modules A to E handle both departure & arrival facilities, and include landside drive-by lanes and parking; Module E only handles Arrivals. Gate areas (Concourses) A through E are located on Level 4.
T1 handles all non-members of the Star Alliance, except GermanWings and Condor which are located at Module D for lack of capacity. Check-in for some T1 departure flights are in Central Area Z ('Zentralbereich'). Flights requiring increased security, like Israel, are processed in Hall F, which is near Terminal 2.
Terminal 2 serves as hub terminal for Lufthansa and Star Alliance members. Its facilities are arranged around the central Plaza. The departure levels include levels 03 (bus gates), level 04 ('G' Schengen gates) & level 05 ('H' non-Schengen gates). The present baggage sorting hall on the apron is planned to be extended into its upcoming T2 satellite building, now under construction .
Level 3 of Terminal 2: The Plaza houses a train ticket counter, baggage carousels, check-in and bulky luggage, children's corner, information, transfer point bank & cash point, and Lufthansa baggage tracing. Pier North & South offer access to bus gates.
Level 4 of Terminal 2: The Plaza houses Lufthansa's Business, First Class & Senator Lounges; its first-class check-in, its service center and ticket counters, curbside/driveup check-in and Lufthansa's support services. At each side of the Plaza are the gate areas Pier North and Pier South with security checkpoints & information counters and with Lufthansa's Service Center (in Pier South).
Level 5 of Terminal 2: The Plaza offers access to parking facilities, has a cash point, a chapel, customs (departures), information counter & checkpoint. Lufthansa services include a service center, support services, Business /Senator /First-Class lounges. Pier North has checkpoints & a service center; Pier South has two checkpoints, an Informaton counter & a cash point.
The Munich Airport Center, or MAC, connects both T1 & T2, and is for shopping, business & recreation. The older Central Area has an underground shopping mall and the S-Bahn station. The MAC Forum is a large outdoor area with a tent-like & partly transparent roof, and adjacent to it is the airport hotel. It houses on level 3 an Information desk, cash point, children's corner & Kinderland, Rail & bus ticket counters, Lost & Found, meeting point, Post Office. Level 4 of the Central Area houses medical center, travel market & a chapel, and offers access to the Transrapid and to Terminal 2.
Its Level 3 also offers access to: bus stop & taxi stand, rental car center, check-in, Parking P10 & P9, and Terminal 1's Modules C,D,E (left) and Modules A,B,F (right), and to Terminal 2 - Modules G,H.
Arriving & Connecting Passengers:
Transfer passengers find Munich Airport to be one of the most efficient terminals in the world, with a minimum connecting time of 30 minutes. The following services are provided to arriving and connecting passengers:
- Guidance through baggage claim areas and to departure gates.
- Directing passengers arriving from non-Schengen countries to passport control.
- Directing passengers arriving from non-member EU countries to security screening.
- Excellent immigration service;
- 'Napcabs' offer a mini hotel room in the transit area.
Amenities and Services offered in both terminals include -aside from a large number of food & drink and retail concessions - WiFi access, business center, banking and currency exchange, digital world, a cloak room, entertainment, finance & law; health-related services; hotels, information counters, lost & found, lounges, meet & assist service; meeting & conference rooms, rental car counters, Service Centers, individual terminal serices, tourist information booths, and VIP services, and more.
Munich Airport has two Terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, connected in the center on levels 3 & 4 to the Munich Airport Center (MAC). Both terminals offer a multitude of amenities and services, including free WiFi LAN for up to 30 minutes (available in the waiting areas of both terminals). Weary transit travelers may want to take a nap at the so-called 'Napcabs' located in the transit area.
Terminal 1 has 5 self-contained 'sub-terminal' modules: Module A (Levels 3,4,5); Module B (Level 4); Module C (Levels 3,4,5); Module D, Levels 3,4,5); and Module E (Level 4). Modules A to E handle both departure & arrival facilities, and include landside drive-by lanes and parking; Module E only handles Arrivals. Gate areas (Concourses) A through E are located on Level 4.
T1 handles all non-members of the Star Alliance, except GermanWings and Condor which are located at Module D for lack of capacity. Check-in for some T1 departure flights are in Central Area Z ('Zentralbereich'). Flights requiring increased security, like Israel, are processed in Hall F, which is near Terminal 2.
Terminal 2 serves as hub terminal for Lufthansa and Star Alliance members. Its facilities are arranged around the central Plaza. The departure levels include levels 03 (bus gates), level 04 ('G' Schengen gates) & level 05 ('H' non-Schengen gates). The present baggage sorting hall on the apron is planned to be extended into its upcoming T2 satellite building, now under construction .
Level 3 of Terminal 2: The Plaza houses a train ticket counter, baggage carousels, check-in and bulky luggage, children's corner, information, transfer point bank & cash point, and Lufthansa baggage tracing. Pier North & South offer access to bus gates.
Level 4 of Terminal 2: The Plaza houses Lufthansa's Business, First Class & Senator Lounges; its first-class check-in, its service center and ticket counters, curbside/driveup check-in and Lufthansa's support services. At each side of the Plaza are the gate areas Pier North and Pier South with security checkpoints & information counters and with Lufthansa's Service Center (in Pier South).
Level 5 of Terminal 2: The Plaza offers access to parking facilities, has a cash point, a chapel, customs (departures), information counter & checkpoint. Lufthansa services include a service center, support services, Business /Senator /First-Class lounges. Pier North has checkpoints & a service center; Pier South has two checkpoints, an Informaton counter & a cash point.
The Munich Airport Center, or MAC, connects both T1 & T2, and is for shopping, business & recreation. The older Central Area has an underground shopping mall and the S-Bahn station. The MAC Forum is a large outdoor area with a tent-like & partly transparent roof, and adjacent to it is the airport hotel. It houses on level 3 an Information desk, cash point, children's corner & Kinderland, Rail & bus ticket counters, Lost & Found, meeting point, Post Office. Level 4 of the Central Area houses medical center, travel market & a chapel, and offers access to the Transrapid and to Terminal 2.
Its Level 3 also offers access to: bus stop & taxi stand, rental car center, check-in, Parking P10 & P9, and Terminal 1's Modules C,D,E (left) and Modules A,B,F (right), and to Terminal 2 - Modules G,H.
Arriving & Connecting Passengers:
Transfer passengers find Munich Airport to be one of the most efficient terminals in the world, with a minimum connecting time of 30 minutes. The following services are provided to arriving and connecting passengers:
- Guidance through baggage claim areas and to departure gates.
- Directing passengers arriving from non-Schengen countries to passport control.
- Directing passengers arriving from non-member EU countries to security screening.
- Excellent immigration service;
- 'Napcabs' offer a mini hotel room in the transit area.
Amenities and Services offered in both terminals include -aside from a large number of food & drink and retail concessions - WiFi access, business center, banking and currency exchange, digital world, a cloak room, entertainment, finance & law; health-related services; hotels, information counters, lost & found, lounges, meet & assist service; meeting & conference rooms, rental car counters, Service Centers, individual terminal serices, tourist information booths, and VIP services, and more.