Toulouse, France · Europe
Compact Airbus-side regional hub with central Hall D security, one solid Priority Pass lounge, and a clear €9.50 city shuttle — tempered by classic 100 ml rules, a closed airport tram until late 2026, and 2025 traffic soft after the easyJet base exit.
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Passenger airports within about 150 km.
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Shuttle €9.50/~25 min; bus 30/31 €1.90 if you have time.
Tisséo’s dedicated airport shuttle stops outside Hall B and runs roughly every 15–20 minutes daytime to Compans-Caffarelli, Jeanne d’Arc, Jean Jaurès, and Gare routière / Matabiau (~20–25 min). From 1 July 2026 the official “1 déplacement aéroport” title is €9.50 (includes up to four transfers on the Tisséo network within 90 minutes). Budget option: city buses 30 or 31 at the standard single fare (€1.90 from 1 Jul 2026) then metro/tram — allow ~45 minutes to Place du Capitole. The former T2 tram to the terminal stopped on 5 June 2023; Tisséo’s replacement Aéroport Express shuttle is scheduled for end-2026 and is not passenger service yet — do not plan on a tram ride as of August 2026.
Pack the LAG bag; buy Coupe-File if peak queues look ugly.
Official ATB security pages still require LAG containers ≤100 ml / 100 g in one transparent resealable bag (~20×20 cm). Laptops and large electronics out of the bag. No published CT “liquids stay in bag” waiver. All passengers funnel through Hall D level 1 security. Paid Premium Access / Coupe-File is open to every airline (QR code at the priority lane) — airport blog lists access from €7; buy on store.toulouse.aeroport.fr or the ATB app. Be at the gate ≥30 minutes before departure per airport guidance.
Eat landside first — security is centralised in Hall D.
Check-in spreads across Halls A–D on the departures level, but everyone clears security in Hall D — grab coffee/pastries landside near your hall before you commit to the queue. Airside F&B clusters in the boarding lounges (especially Hall C/D); most kitchens wind down by ~21:00, matching the airport’s early-start / early-finish rhythm. Croix du Sud lounge food is self-service snacks and drinks if you have access.
One lounge for the whole airport — useless after 20:00 on Saturdays.
La Croix du Sud sits airside in Hall C opposite the gate 33–36 area (after Hall D security). Official hours: Mon–Fri 05:15–21:00, Sat 05:15–20:00, Sun 05:45–21:00. Priority Pass / LoungeKey / Diners / Dragon Pass / Lounge Pass accepted; walk-in €30 from 1 Jan 2026 (book online or pay at the door). Non-Schengen passengers must visit before passport control. No showers. Children under 3 free on Priority Pass.
Only passenger lounge at TLS — airside Hall C near gates 33–36 after the central Hall D security. Self-service snacks and soft/alcoholic drinks, free Wi-Fi, workstations with computers/printers, flight screens. No showers. Saturday closes at 20:00; non-Schengen guests must enter before border control.
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Only passenger lounge at TLS — airside Hall C near gates 33–36 after the central Hall D security. Self-service snacks and soft/alcoholic drinks, free Wi-Fi, workstations with computers/printers, flight screens. No showers. Saturday closes at 20:00; non-Schengen guests must enter before border control.
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