Arrival by Bus or Train
Leipzig/Halle Airport has its own train station directly below the check-in area and is connected to local and long-distance Deutsche Bahn services. Passengers and visitors can easily reach the check-in hall by escalator and elevator. If you want to travel by train, you have several options.
The airport is also easily accessible by bus and long-distance bus. Various bus lines connect the airport with the surrounding area, while long-distance buses offer convenient connections to cities in the region and beyond. The bus stops are located in the immediate vicinity of the terminal and are well signposted.
Travel by Train
Take a relaxed train journey directly to Leipzig/Halle Airport. The airport has its own train station, which is optimally connected to the regional and supra-regional train network.
Travel by Bus
You can easily get to Leipzig/Halle Airport by bus. Regional bus routes reliably connect the airport with surrounding towns and communities - even at night.
Travel by Long-distance bus
The long-distance bus provider FlixBus takes you comfortably to Leipzig/Halle Airport. A bus stop in the immediate vicinity provides an uncomplicated connection to the terminal.
Travel in comfort with the Train
You can reach Leipzig/Halle Airport via the S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland, which runs between Halle, Leipzig, Altenburg and Zwickau, using lines S5 and S5X. Trains run every half hour, with a journey time of 14 minutes from Leipzig Central Station and 10 minutes from Halle Central Station.
Leipzig/Halle Airport has excellent connections to the German long-distance rail network. You can reach the airport every two hours with Intercity trains from cities such as Dresden, Magdeburg, Hanover, Bielefeld and Cologne.
There are also numerous ICE trains from all over Germany to Halle (Saale) or Leipzig. From there you can get directly to the airport with just one quick change to the S-Bahn. This is how you can reach Leipzig/Halle Airport, for example:
- from Berlin in approx. 1.5 hours
- from Hamburg, Frankfurt am Main and Munich in around 3.5 hours
Travel comfortably, quickly and climate-friendly to Leipzig/Halle Airport - your hub for national and international flights.
Travel by Bus
Passengers and visitors can easily reach Leipzig/Halle Airport with the TaktBus (line 217), which runs from Delitzsch or Schkeuditz.
LVB night bus NXL
The night bus NXL offers two daily night bus connections in each direction for early arrivals and late departures to the airport. The buses depart from Leipzig Central Station at 0:50 and 02:22 and from the airport at 01:35 and 03:05. Stops in Eutritzsch, Gohlis, Möckern and Lindenthal will be served en route, extending the night bus service in these districts.
The timetable is integrated into the LVB night bus network and can be used with the MDV fare. Flights before 06:30 are thus easily accessible by local transport. The line is operated by Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe (LVB).
Travel in comfort with FlixBus
FlixBus connects Leipzig/Halle Airport to numerous destinations in Germany and Europe. This makes the airport an important hub for long-distance bus services.
The timetable includes connections such as Przemyśl > Alkmaar, Hamburg > Vienna Airport and Bremen > Niš, which include Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ) as a stopover. This means that travelers can reach the airport comfortably and environmentally friendly from numerous European cities or continue their onward journey from there.
The following lines, among others, stop at Leipzig/Halle Airport:
- N66 in the direction of Vienna
- N1917 in the direction of Niš
- N1367 to Alkmaar (Netherlands)
The modern long-distance buses offer a comfortable and inexpensive alternative for arrival and departure. The bus stops are well signposted and are located in the immediate vicinity of the terminals.