Airline Tickets from Nantes

General Info

Address : 44346 Bouguenais, France
Telephone : (02) 4084 8000
E-mail :
Website : www.nantes.aeroport.fr
Location : The airport is situated in Bouguenais, 10km (6 miles) southwest of Nantes.

Information and Customer Care Desks

Information desks are located on the ground floor of Hall 1 and 4.

Available Facilities and Services

Money and communications: There is a bank in Hall 1, open all day Tuesday to Friday and on Saturday morning, which offers foreign exchange services. Telephones and Wi-Fi Internet are available throughout the airport. There area also four Internet terminals, two in the main area, and two in the departure lounges.
Eating and drinking: There is a brasserie, a bakery and three bars at the airport.
Shopping: There are several shops at the airport, including a newsagent/bookshop and a duty-free shop.
Luggage: Trolleys are available throughout the terminal. For lost property, passengers should contact their airline.
Other facilities: These include first aid, baby change facilities and a photo booth.

Car Parking Info

There are eight car parks at the airport, some for short-term parking, some for long-term (more than five days). P4 is a covered car park located right next to the terminal. It is possible to pre-book a space for any of the car parks (tel: (02) 4084 8100).

Driving by car from/to Nantes

Nantes Atlantique is located near the Grand-Lieu gate (exit 51) on the Nantes ring road. It is a 15-minute drive from the city centre to the airport.

Public Transportation from/to Nantes

Bus: The TAN Air Shuttle (tel: 0810 444 444) links the centre of Nantes (SNCF station) to the airport (journey time - 20 minutes). Alternatively, bus 37 stops outside Hall 1 and goes La Neustrie terminus on the tramway line 3. From then it’s a short hop to Place du Commerce, in the heart of the city.
Taxi: A taxi rank is located on the esplanade opposite Hall 1 (tel: (02) 4069 2222).

Nantes is a charming town in western France situated on the banks of the Loire River, in 50 km from the Atlantic Ocean. Due to the good location, Nantes was formerly a large commercial port. It grew rich on the trade with the West Indies and Africa. Nowadays maritime and naval activity has moved downstream, mainly to the area around Saint-Nazaire. However, Nantes still remains a port of call for cruise liners.

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