Marseille Provence Airport Ground Transportation Map (2025)

This Marseille Provence Airport Ground Transportation Map highlights the extensive transport links connecting the airport to Marseille city centre and destinations across southern France.

The airport features two main terminals, MP1 and MP2, both served by shuttle buses that link directly to the nearby Vitrolles Aéroport Marseille-Provence railway station.

From there, travelers can board regional TER and TGV trains to Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, and beyond. Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) ensures fast access to the city, the coast, and Provence’s key routes by bus, train, and taxi.

Marseille Provence Airport Public Transportation Map 2025

In 2025, Marseille Provence Airport experienced two major public transportation developments.

On August 25, 2025, the former Lecar 91 and 40 airport shuttle services were renumbered as lines A1 and A2, maintaining their existing routes between Marseille, Aix-en-Provence bus station, and Aix TGV station.

Earlier in the year, from July 8 to 9, the airport and its connecting train and bus services were temporarily closed due to nearby wildfires before operations resumed.

Marseille Provence Airport Airbus Helicopters Map 2025

In 2025, Airbus Helicopters at Marseille delivered two new H225M helicopters to the French Air and Space Force in January, the first of eight ordered in 2021 to replace aging Puma aircraft stationed in overseas territories.

Later, on April 30, 2025, the Marseille-Marignane facility completed delivery of the first two H225Ms to Iraqi Army Aviation, marking the beginning of that fleet’s modernization and operational deployment program.

Marseille Provence Airport Train Route Map 2025

In 2025, Marseille Provence Airport train routes experienced multiple disruptions and operational updates. On July 8, a wildfire suspended train service between Marseille and Avignon and interrupted high-speed connections to Paris.

The following day, train traffic near the airport was again halted due to the same wildfire. On October 27, an arson incident disrupted about 100 train trips on the Paris–Marseille line.

Marseille Provence Airport TGV Provence Map 2025

On July 8, 2025, Marseille Provence Airport’s TGV Provence rail service was halted when the airport fully closed due to a fast-moving wildfire and heavy smoke near the site, disrupting train and flight operations.

The following day, July 9, 2025, full service resumed as the airport reopened without restrictions, though residual delays and cancellations continued during the recovery period, restoring both air and rail connectivity after the temporary shutdown.

Marseille Provence Airport Salon De Provence L19 Map 2025

Marseille Provence Airport Salon De Provence L19 was temporarily closed on July 8, 2025, due to a nearby wildfire that disrupted air traffic operations.

Flights resumed the same day, with continued delays and cancellations as recovery efforts progressed.

By July 9, 2025, full airport operations were restored, though travellers were advised to expect lingering schedule adjustments following the temporary closure and resumed services.

Marseille Provence Airport Salon De Provence L17 Map 2025

In 2025, Marseille Provence Airport experienced several defining changes. In March, Transavia France announced new direct routes to Athens and Cairo.

On July 8, the airport temporarily closed due to a wildfire and related smoke hazards affecting southern France.

By October, Terminal 1—designed by Foster + Partners—was recognized with the 2025 Prix Versailles award as one of the world’s most beautiful airports, following its 2024 extension and reopening.

Marseille Provence Airport ZOU65 Line Map 2025

In 2025, ZOU! Line 65 remained operational, continuing to provide express regional bus service linking Marseille Provence Airport with major southern French cities including Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, Toulon, Nice, and Gap.

The service maintained its high-comfort coaches and flexible fare structure, offering rates adjusted according to passenger travel frequency for connections between city centers, train stations, and the airport.

Marseille Provence Airport Martigues Line Map 2025

On July 8, 2025, Marseille Provence Airport temporarily closed due to a nearby wildfire affecting operations and surrounding transport routes. By July 19, all runways remained open despite reduced visibility from lingering smoke.

On August 25, 2025, the lecar 91 Marseille–Marseille Provence Airport service was officially renamed as line A1, updating the numbering for continued operation under the regional public transport network.

Marseille Provence Airport Bordeaux Line Map 2025

In March 2025, Bordeaux Airport expanded its operational network by adding 30 new direct routes for the summer season.

The update included four brand-new destinations not previously served in 2024, developed in coordination with long-standing airline partners to enhance the airport’s connectivity and flight offerings between Bordeaux and other major cities and hubs across Europe and beyond.

Marseille Provence Airport Toulon Line Map 2025

New-generation Omneo trains entered service on the Marseille–Toulon–Nice line on June 29, 2025, marking the introduction of a fleet of sixteen new trains operating along this route. The Marseille–Toulon segment began regular operation the same day under the new ZOU! train service.

Printable Marseille Provence Airport Ground Transportation Map PDF 2025

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