It handled 6,6 million passengers in 1996, and international passenger figures increased by 20.7% in 1996, surpassing European airports such as Geneva and Lisbon.
There are two terminals, one for international flights and the other for domestic flights.
The current expansion programme will bring its capacity to 10 million passengers by the year 2006.
A Strategic Location
Connections
| Some International Connections | |
| Nice - Amsterdam | 14 flights per week |
| Nice - Brussels | 33 flights per week |
| Nice - Francfort | 14 flights per week |
| Nice - Geneva | 28 flights per week |
| Nice - London | 48 flights per week |
| Nice - Madrid | 12 flights per week |
| Nice - Rome | 15 flights per week |
| Nice - Zurich | 20 flights per week |
| North American Connection | |
| Nice - New York | Daily (non-stop during the summer season) |
| Middle East Connection | |
| Nice - Dubaï | 3 flights per week |
The Côte d'Azur is within 2 hours flight distance from most major European cities.
This page is for business visitors unfamiliar with the Côte d'Azur, arriving at Nice-Riviera Airport. This information may help you on your arrival and in choosing your transport to your destination.
If you are arriving on an international flight, you'll disembark at Terminal 1. On a domestic flight (from Paris or other French cities), you'll arrive at Terminal 2.