Airport Access: Key Information for 13–19 June

Traffic: What to Expect

Traffic: Disruptions Expected

During the G7 period, traffic around the airport and on the main access routes may be heavily disrupted. Significant slowdowns are to be expected.

It is recommended to prioritise public transport and to check, before travelling, the traffic updates and timetable information published by TPG and CFF.

Enhanced Control Measures

Possible Impacts via City Centre, Border Crossings and Access Routes

 

LATEST NEWS: Reopening of the borders
The State Council has announced the lifting of the exceptional measures put in place at Geneva’s borders as part of the security arrangements for the G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains. This measure will come into force on Thursday 18 June 2026 at 06:00. From that time onwards, crossing the border between the canton of Geneva and France will once again be permitted at all border crossings. Furthermore, from 3.30 pm on Wednesday 17 June 2026, exit from Swiss territory into France via the Chancy 1, Monniaz and Landecy border posts will no longer be restricted to holders of a border pass.

https://www.ge.ch/document/communique-hebdomadaire-du-conseil-etat-du-17-juin-2026?fbclid=PAdGRleASfhQZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAafjIAYMhqCOP0vFOaDuzi956BS6z9zQRW-FeL8B-7CVF-vVJChOBJNiEeBIGA_aem_8IzTsjLzCJEeUzA6xifYnw

During the G7 period, traffic disruptions are expected on the main routes leading to the airport, particularly via the city centre, border posts and certain access roads.

From 12 to 18 June included, only seven border crossings will remain open: Anières, Moillesulaz, Thônex‑Vallard, Bardonnex, Perly, Meyrin and Ferney‑Voltaire. Systematic and reinforced controls will be carried out day and night at these points, with longer waiting times to be expected. In addition, three secondary border posts will be opened at specific times, as shown on this map, to ensure the smooth flow of traffic for travellers.

Specific opening times for secondary border posts:

from 12 to 18 June 2026 inclusive;
06:00–09:30 | 15:30–19:00.

Users are requested to comply with police instructions.

All other crossing points will be closed. Crossing the border outside these authorised posts will not be permitted, including on foot or by bicycle.

 

Travel Time

Plan Extra Travel Time

During the G7 period, traffic conditions may increase the time needed to reach the airport. To ensure a smoother journey, it is recommended to plan your departure in advance and allow sufficient extra time for travel.

Access Information and Updates

Practical Access Information

Road access to the airport will remain open during the G7 period, except for a part of the motorway between the airport and the border. However, traffic disruptions and longer travel times may occur, particularly on certain routes and at border crossings.

Passengers and visitors are encouraged to plan their journeys in advance and to check updated information regularly in order to prepare their trip under the best possible conditions.

Consult the map showing the temporary closures of border posts and the crossing points that will remain open during the affected period:

Getting to the Airport

Before You Leave: Key Tips

To prepare your journey in the best possible conditions:

  • Check traffic conditions before you set off.
  • Allow sufficient extra time to reach the airport.
  • Take into account temporary border‑post closures and any potential slowdowns on access routes.
  • Favour public transport whenever possible and consult TPG and CFF updates before travelling.
  • Check your flight information with your airline.