Arriving at Munich Airport with Skis: Terminals, Baggage and Meeting Your Driver
Munich Airport is big but easy to navigate. A few practical points make your arrival with skis and snowboards much smoother.
Terminal 1 or Terminal 2?
Munich Airport has two terminals. Lufthansa and its Star Alliance partners use Terminal 2; most other airlines, including many holiday and low-cost flights, use Terminal 1. Your airline app or booking shows your terminal – add your flight number when you book a transfer so the driver waits in the right hall.
Collecting skis and snowboards
Ski and snowboard bags usually arrive at a separate oversize-baggage belt or counter near the normal belts, and they can take a little longer than suitcases. No problem – your driver follows your landing time and waits.
Meeting your driver
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign and contacts you before your flight by phone or WhatsApp. If you can’t see them straight away, call or message the number in your booking confirmation.
Flight delayed?
We track your flight number and adjust the pick-up automatically. Waiting time caused by a delayed flight is free.