Munich Airport (MUC) is Germany's second-largest hub and a secondary base for Lufthansa, with strong connectivity across Europe, North America, and the Middle East. As a full-service-dominated airport, the cheapest fares tend to appear on routes where low-cost carriers have entered the market — particularly to Southern Europe and Eastern Europe. For regional travel within Germany, checking Stuttgart and Nuremberg can occasionally surface lower-cost alternatives.
Munich Airport has two main terminal buildings. Terminal 2 and its satellite T2S are dedicated to Lufthansa Group and Star Alliance partners; Terminal 1 handles all other carriers. The two terminal zones share a central area landside, so moving between check-in desks before security is straightforward, but they are separate post-security.
S-Bahn lines S1 and S8 both connect the airport to Munich city centre, with journey times of around 40 minutes to Marienplatz. They use different intermediate routes, but both terminate at the airport station beneath Terminal 2. For very early or late departures, taxis and rideshare typically take 35-50 minutes depending on traffic.
T2 Satellite is linked to T2 by an underground walkway with moving walkways; allow around 10 minutes to the most remote gates. If you are connecting here between a Lufthansa feeder and a non-Lufthansa long-haul, or vice versa, confirm both flights are in the same terminal - a cross-terminal transfer requires going through passport control and security again.
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