Zurich Airport Airport Services
Service & Information
It’s never far from the next Service & Information desk at the airport. The facility provides passengers with a wide range of offers, services, and Informations.
Commuters will find the Service & Information counters available at Arrivals 1 and 2, by car park 2 level 1, in Check-in 2 and the Airside Center.
Wi-Fi
Zurich Airport provides travelers and visitors with the opportunity to use the complimentary internet at the airport for 4 hours. After the complimentary 4 hours, additional internet credit may be purchased.
The complimentary internet credit will refresh automatically after five hours.
Users can log on via text message.
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Check-in options Passengers are welcome to choose the check-in option, which is the most convenient for them. For avoiding long waiting times, the airport recommends using the Web check-in. Luggage can be handed in at the “Bag Drop “desk. Online Check-In The online check-in allows travelers to check-in conveniently and quickly from the comfort of their own home. To check-in online, all passengers require is Internet access and their flight details. Commuters can use registration directly by using the website for their airline. Travelers can print out their boarding cards at home. Commuters can then hand over their luggage at the “Bag Drop “counter in the respective check-in area at the airport. Desk check-in First and second check-in areas are located just before the entrance to the passenger area, while the third check-in can be reached directly above the airport train station. Check-in machines Commuters can save ti
Regional buses 16 bus and Postbus routes are connecting the central municipalities in the Zurich Oerlikon, Glatt valley, and Zürcher Unterland regions to the airport. Departures range from about every 10 minutes to hourly. The covered bus station at Zurich Airport is the most significant in the country and provides direct access to the check-in areas and the Airport Shopping. Glattalbahn tram service The no. 10 tram runs approximately every 7 1/2 or 15 minutes directly from the airport to Zurich’s central railway station via Oerlikon, Glattpark, and Irchel. The no. 12 tram runs from the facility to Stettbach station by Glattbrugg and Wallisellen station. The tram runs every 15 minutes and provides commuters with many interchange options for destinations across the network. The no. 12 tram offers a comfortable, fast, and inexpensive service through the Glatt valley area. One ticket for Zone 121 is all passengers need for the whole of t