🇩🇪 Munich Airport (MUC) Arrivals Procedure & Transfer through Terminal 2

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Overview of the arrivals and transfer process for non-Schengen flight at Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport (MUC) in Munich, Germany. Munich is a a large hub-and-spoke airport home to Lufthansa's second biggest hub. The airport consists of two terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Lufthansa, its Star Alliance partners (except for Turkish Airlines) and Etihad Airways use Terminal 2. Terminal 1 is used by Turkish Airlines, Eurowings, all SkyTeam and Oneworld airlines, and also all other unaffiliated airlines.
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[@JohnAckerman93]

I was in Munich airport back in June with some family. We went to Germany and Austria for 10 days. It was such an amazing trip, and very special to me because it was a dream of mine to go to Europe since I was very young

[@grantfindlay2537]

Thank you for video I go Munich in 5 weeks on route to Salzburg

[@1ce_dr4g0n]

Very helpful thank you! Transferring through Munich next month and was worried about passport control, this visual has helped a lot

[@MelGetmanova]

Helpful. Thank you. Bride soon traveling alone to my groom .

[@gfrewqpoiu]

Munich has two terminals with the Gates A to L. (with I and J being reserved for special cases) Gates J K and L are in the sattelite building where you need to take a shuttle Train between the G H and I gates in the main Terminal 2 and these three. Gates A to E are in Terminal 1 and Gates F are for those originating in Munich and going to a country with heightened security requirements (mostly Israel) But the transfer is usually a pretty seamless and quick process, very unlike some other airports or countries.

[@toke182]

is enough time 1:30 hours to do a transfer between terminals? I am arriving from a Schengen country (Spain) and going to muskat, not sure if I will need to change terminals.

[@gfrewqpoiu]

It should usually be enough, especially since you can use the transfer bus in the sterile area. Though please double check if any checked luggage is checked through or whether you need to pick it up and check it back in since you are changing airlines.@@toke182

[@BlakeBishop-BB]

@@toke182hey, was wondering if this ended up working out for you?

[@sushi777300]

Thank you for the guidance though T2

[@ronyzmiri]

Many thanks for a great tutorial video! Will travel April.

[@skywatcher3133]

If flying into Munich from the UK and transferring to a flight to a non-EU destination, do you have to go through passport control or just go straight to Security?

[@summeroflove394]

How long did the whole process from alighting the plane to getting onboard the S-bahn take?

[@OnTimeReports]

About 30-40 minutes total

[@MrSaeedshareef]

I have a flight arriving 🛬 at Terminal 1 from non-EU contry (Oman air) and need to catch a flight (Lufthansa) 🛫 to Barcelona from Terminal 2 . How long it will take ? I have only exact 2hrs Layover? Is there any video guidance available? Please reply,, It my first time travel 😢⁉️

[@ELPaso1990TX]

I don’t like Terminal 2. It’s very stressful and complicated. I much prefer Terminal 1, it’s so much easier.

[@Merq-ko8di]

You should try using Frankfurt for transfer its a DISASTER 😱😱😱 and ground staff VERY unhelpful 😡

[@ELPaso1990TX]

@@Merq-ko8di actually I used Munich terminal 2 recently and was very impressed. Well organised. Much better than the airports in the UK. If you ever go to the UK then avoid Bristol airport it’s the worst in the world.

[@Merq-ko8di]

@@ELPaso1990TX... I'm travelling through Munich next month for the 1st time but insha allah it surely couldn't be any worse that Frankfurt 🤔

[@user-og9tq4vp5p]

Make sure to buy a train ticket they kind of frown at hop aboard trying to get a free ride. In the US its considered a hobo