Bordeaux to Strasbourg flight with Volotea

Bordeaux to Strasbourg Flights: An Overview

Bordeaux, center of the world’s most famous wine region, and Strasbourg, the first city in France whose entire historic center is a designated World Heritage Site, are two cities worth visiting. And flying provides a fast, affordable option for traveling between them. Flying is much faster than taking the train, with the shortest services getting from Bordeaux to Strasbourg in just one hour and 35 minutes. There are direct flights every day, all through the year, operated by a range of different airlines. Finally, the departure and airports for flights from Bordeaux to Strasbourg are incredibly easy to reach from the respective city centers, and well connected by public transport. So there’s very little time wasted on airport transfers.

Which airlines fly from Bordeaux to Strasbourg?

A range of airlines fly from Bordeaux to Strasbourg, from low-cost carriers to national flag-bearers. Two budget European airlines operate regular direct flights from Bordeaux to Strasbourg: Volotea, a low-cost Spanish airline, headquartered in Barcelona, and Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-cost carrier, based in Dublin, Ireland. Air France, the national airline of France, offer the most frequent services from Bordeaux to Strasbourg – although they don’t operate any direct flights on this route. HOP!, a regional French airline and subsidiary of Air France, operate several flights on this route on behalf of Air France.

How long is the flight from Bordeaux to Strasbourg?

The shortest direct flight from Bordeaux to Strasbourg is only one hour and 35 minutes long. Other direct flights have a flight duration of only a little bit longer, around one hour and 40 minutes. In terms of indirect flights, the total travel time of each flight depends largely on the particular route chosen: the fastest services, via a stopover at Lyon Saint Exupery Airport (LYS), have a total flight duration of two hours and 50 minutes. Flights with a stopover at Nice Cote d’Azur Airport (NCE) can take around three hours and 15 minutes.

How many flights are there from Bordeaux to Strasbourg?

Every day, there are at least 20 different ticket options for flights from Bordeaux to Strasbourg. Flights depart regularly throughout the day, although the greatest number of services are concentrated around early morning (6:00 a.m. to 7:30 a.m.), midday (around 12:00 p.m.), and early evening (5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.) departures, with less frequent mid-morning and mid-afternoon flights. Volotea operate at least one direct flight per day from Bordeaux to Strasbourg, usually in the early afternoon. And Ryanair operate three direct flights per week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Bordeaux to Strasbourg?

Departure Airport: Fights from Bordeaux to Strasbourg depart from Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport (BOD), 12 kilometers west of the city. The 30’Direct shuttle bus runs regularly throughout the day from Bordeaux Saint-Jean train station (in the city center) straight to the airport. It takes 30 minutes. The airport offers two hours free WiFi, a large waiting hall with comfortable chairs and charging sockets, a few shops including duty-free options, and numerous bars and eateries.

Arrival Airport: Flights from Bordeaux arrive into Strasbourg Airport (SXB), located in Entzheim 10 kilometers southwest of the city. The airport has free WiFi, information desks, eateries, and car rental. It’s roughly a 25-minute drive to the city. The TER train, which departs from the Entzheim-Aéroport station just a short walk from the terminal, takes just 10 minutes to reach Strasbourg Station in the city center.