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Plinganser Strasse 142, Munich, Bavaria, 81369, Germany
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Hello, I am traveling with a group of 16 college students through Europe in May. I am staying behind when they return to the States. I will put them on a plane in Milan for Munich. There they will have to change to a flight to Boston. Usually the flight from Milan lands at gate T2S and the flight to Boston usually departs from gate EO6. I believe that both these are in the same Terminal, but I cannot seem to find either gate on the pdf map from the Lufthansa site. I have a final meeting (with parents!) on Sunday and wanted to be sure I had adequate information for students and parents. Is there a map on line or does anyone have information regarding this transfer within Munich airport? Is there a particular spot that would be easy for the travelers to gather after disembarking the plane? Thanks so much! Marilyn
Where did you find the gate numbers?
Lufthansa and * Alliance use terminal 2.
Hi there,
my best guess (but it's still only a guess) would be that the flight from Milan arrives at Terminal 2 (South), hence T2S and the connecting flight to Boston leaves from Terminal 1 (which has modules A through E), module E, gate 06 hence E06..
Anyhow, it's no big deal to walk from T1 to T2..
Here's a couple of links which may help you.
Maps of MUC airport:
http://www.munich-airport.de/en/consumer/plaene/index.jsp
Map of Terminal 1 (the west terminal)
http://www.munich-airport.de/en/consumer/plaene/T1/index.jsp
Map of Terminal 2 (the east terminal)
http://www.munich-airport.de/en/consumer/plaene/T2/index.jsp
Detailed brochure (which you will only find if you edit the URL from DE to EN.. thanks, MUC airport)
http://www.munich-airport.de/media/download/general/publikationen/en/wegweiser.pdf
Best regards,
glissi
When you get off the bus at the terminal, there will be screens immediately after walking into the terminal where the various gates are listed. Your students will find mobile stairs going up to terminal and a big sign just above the aforementioned screens which will tell them the route to their terminal and gate.
Should they dock at a finger and be disimbarked directly into the terminal there will be screens and ground staff to direct them as well.
Hope this helps
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