Location information for Basel Airport

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EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg in a nutshell
EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is a special airport: it is jointly exploited by two countries, France and Switzerland. It is situated entirely on French soil, but the airport itself has a French part (Schengen area) and a Swiss part. Before boarding your plane you will cross an 'international' zone.
There is no train connection to the airport, but there are buses to the train stations of Basel and Mulhouse. The airport is situated on the A35 motorway, eight kilometres to the north-west of Basel and 25 kilometres to the south of Mulhouse, and it is also easy to reach by car.
There is no hotel at the airport, the nearest hotels are on the French side. The airport has a modest number of places to eat and drink. In addition, there are a few (snack) bars and cafés. In the international section of the airport there are duty-free shops. The airport has a few meeting and conference rooms with a capacity for 1-18 and 20-50 people. The rooms are equipped with audiovisual equipment. There are banks, exchange offices and cash machines, and there is also wireless Internet. The airport is accessible to disable people.
In the aviation industry EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is indicated with the abbreviations BSL, MLH, EAP (the Swiss, French and international IATA airport code respectively) and LFSB (ICAO airport code).
Link to official website EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg