This small airport was located about 15 minutes from the port where we disembarked from our cruise…read more We paid for transfers to the airport (don't normally do this), but I was glad of it because not only did they transport us to the airport, but they walked us through the terminal, in the elevators, and over to the check-in / ticketing area. This was very convenient and we didn't have to think about anything. I mean, we could have figured it out, eventually, but this only took a few minutes. Security was pretty breezy. We spent a lot of time in the duty free shop before going to the gate. There were a few dining options, didn't love what we purchased, but we found plenty of seating to wait for our flight.

Along country borders, this smaller airport services France, Switzerland, and Germany. With clear…read moresignage, it's easier to navigate. There are places to eat inside and even game areas for kids. There's short term and long term parking nearby. It's easier to fix now, but know which exit to depart from- the Swiss or French side.

Excellent, bright airport. During Christmas it displays a large Tannenbaum and airplanes. Splendid…read morecafes. Friendly staff. The best! Review: 5+

Zurich Airport is fine but fully committed to reminding you that Switzerland is expensive. $8…read morecoffee for an Americano!!! I hope the beans were individually mentored and flown first class from Colombia. I took one sip, nope it's that typical trash.

Be prepared to walk, walk, and walk some more…read more Walk off the plane. Walk more to passport control. Walk a long line to get your passport stamped and be asked the questions as you walk through customs and into Switzerland, only to walk more to the baggage claim to where you stand a good while to greet your luggage many minutes after your plane has landed and you stress as you think the same thing I always think about, did my luggage actually make it on the plane? Then you breathe a sigh of relief as you walk again to the train station which is a solid walk from the baggage claim as you then take a train into town, or in my case, a train to Lausanne, and then walk again to the train and maybe have to stand on the train because you waited until the ultimate last minute to buy a ticket. At which point you almost wish you had someplace to sit down. Not the best way to greet people into a gorgeous country, but at least things do improve from there (and believe me, they do).

Geneva Airport feels like a charming little gateway rather than a stressful transport hub. It is…read morecompact and cute, which makes arrivals and departures feel quick and manageable instead of overwhelming. The layout is straightforward, so it is genuinely easy to find your way from check‑in to security to the gates without getting lost. Being so close to the city is a huge plus: you can be in central Geneva in a short ride, which makes early-morning flights and late-night arrivals much less of a hassle. Overall, it is an airport that combines convenience with a pleasant, low‑stress atmosphere

This is an interesting little airport that is more convenient to certain regions of Switzerland…read morethan the airports in Zurich or Geneva. This facility serviced around 271,000 passengers in 2014 making it the fourth busiest in Switzerland. The traffic level was just over 1% of the level experienced by Zurich airport, the busiest in the country, the same year. When I recently used this airport, I had business in Visp and this was quite a bit closer compared to the larger options. I like smaller airports as they are much easier to navigate than their larger counterparts. This is one of the smallest I have used. There is not much to the facility as there are only a couple of airlines that are present. The waiting areas are small as is the bag claim. There is a limited eatery at the far end of the building that is convenient for a coffee or a light bite. As an originating airport, the approach and access are facile. The drop off area is small but adequate which can also be said of the parking. The check-in and security areas are user-friendly. As a terminating airport, the same advantages of a small airport come into play. The bag claim area functions well and the curbside pickup is easy to navigate. There is also a bus that takes passengers to and from Bern Train Station. The disadvantages of small airports often times come into play, however. In the big picture, airports such as these do not have frequent flights and are very limited on the number of destinations. But there are more specific issues as well. On my arrival from Munich, I needed a carnet stamped for a piece of equipment I was carrying. Getting the carnet stamped was the reason I flew instead of taking a train or driving. Unfortunately, the Customs people, who were supposed to be there until 9 PM (it was about 7:15 PM when I arrived), were arbitrarily gone for the day putting me in a bit of a dilemma. Overall, this airport has advantages in some situations. The best aspects are that it is very user-friendly and easy to navigate. The location is also good for many destinations in Switzerland. The downside is the limited services available. However, if the situation presents itself as favorable, I would certainly consider using this airport again.

Very charming, very efficient little airport. Allows you to connect from Bern to places like…read moreAmsterdam or Berlin without having to make the trek to Zürich. The low level of stress checking in here makes the chaos of airports elsewhere seem comical. This being Switzerland, where everything is incredibly expensive, the flights from here are surprisingly cheap.

SWISS Airlines has been the worst airline experience I've ever had. My checked bag has been sitting…read morein Montreal, and instead of releasing it to United so it can be forwarded to me in the U.S., SWISS has done absolutely nothing. Every time I contact customer service, they send me generic links and repeatedly tell me to "check the lost and found" at my local airport -- even though the bag is clearly in THEIR system and in THEIR possession. No one at SWISS takes responsibility, no one follows up, and no one seems to care that my belongings are missing. It feels like once they took my luggage, they stopped caring about what happened to it. For an airline that advertises "Swiss quality," their customer care is shockingly dismissive and unhelpful. I would strongly warn anyone traveling with SWISS: if something goes wrong, you are completely on your own.

Maybe im spoiled because most of the airlines in America are so easy to fly with but I'm really…read moregetting sick of the European Airlines and the baggage rules. When you have a carry on and it is within thecorrect size why the fuck does it matter the weight? On the way from LA to Zurich on Swiss Airlines the women at check in offered to take my carry on bag free of charge because i didnt need to carry it but since i could it was free to take. Now going home on the exact same airline the woman would not take the bag and the managers were complete asses and marked on my ticket that my bag was to heavy so that I couldnt take it through security, but if I wouldnt have asked I could have carried it through no problem cause they dont check the weight in security. Instead I had to pay an extra $90chf for a fucking carry on which doesnt make any sence cause it was the exact same weight coming here. Idiots. Not flying with them ever again.

I went here to get a special beer that was coming in on a flight. The aeroport was clean and nice.read more