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Lannion Airport

Lannion, France
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Brittany's coastal gateway serving northwest France.

Location
Lannion, France
Lannion Airport (IATA: LAI, ICAO: LFRO) is a regional airport located in Lannion, in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Brittany, northwestern France. It serves as an access point to the Pink Granite Coast and the broader Trégor region, catering primarily to domestic and seasonal leisure traffic. The airport operates on a modest scale, handling limited scheduled services alongside general aviation and occasional charter flights. Its catchment area includes the technology hub of Lannion, home to significant telecommunications research facilities, which has historically supported some business-oriented air travel. Due to its small size and regional nature, Lannion Airport experiences variable service levels depending on the season, with summer months typically seeing increased traffic linked to tourism in the Brittany coastal area.
Terminals
The airport features a single small terminal building handling all passenger operations.
Getting to & from
Ground transport options include taxis and car rental services connecting the airport to Lannion city center, approximately 5 kilometers away.
Airlines here
Air France has historically operated services to Paris, and seasonal or regional carriers have served the airport at various times.
Notable facts
  • ›Located approximately 5 km from Lannion city center in Côtes-d'Armor, Brittany.
  • ›Serves the Pink Granite Coast, a popular tourist destination in northern Brittany.
  • ›Lannion is a notable French telecommunications and technology research hub.
  • ›The airport handles a mix of scheduled, charter, and general aviation traffic.
  • ›Runway length limits operations to smaller regional and turboprop aircraft types.
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LAI → ORYA5 · AT5
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City & Place Guide

Breton charm meets telecom innovation on the Côte de Granit Rose.

Lannion is a picturesque town in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Brittany, northwestern France, nestled along the Léguer River estuary near the stunning Pink Granite Coast. Known locally for its well-preserved medieval architecture and half-timbered houses, it blends authentic Breton culture with a modern identity shaped by its role as a major hub for French telecommunications research.

The town center rewards leisurely exploration on foot, with steep staircase streets, flower-adorned squares, and centuries-old churches. Day trips to nearby coastal highlights — Perros-Guirec, Trégastel, and the iconic Ploumanac'h rock formations — make Lannion an excellent base for discovering one of Brittany's most dramatic shorelines.

  • •Place du Général Leclerc — lively central square lined with cafés and historic half-timbered buildings.
  • •Église de Brélévenez — 12th-century Templar church reached by 142 steps, offering panoramic town views.
  • •Léguer River waterfront — scenic riverside promenade ideal for relaxed walks and boat watching.
  • •Ploumanac'h Pink Granite Coast — otherworldly rose-colored rock formations a short drive away.
  • •Trégastel Aquarium — family-friendly marine aquarium set dramatically inside granite rock caverns.
  • •Musée des Télécommunications — traces France's pioneering role in space and satellite communications.

Getting around: Lannion is served by a SNCF train station with connections to Plouaret-Trégor (main line toward Paris and Brest). Local Tibus buses link the town to coastal villages including Perros-Guirec and Trégastel. Taxis are available near the station, and a car rental is highly recommended for exploring the Pink Granite Coast and surrounding countryside at your own pace.

Best time: Late May through September offers the mildest weather and the best conditions for coastal walks and outdoor sightseeing, with July and August being the liveliest but most crowded months.

Local food: Try traditional Breton galettes (buckwheat crêpes) with local salted butter, fresh Atlantic seafood platters featuring oysters and langoustines, and kouign-amann, the region's beloved buttery caramelized pastry.

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Lannion–Côte de Granit Airport
Encyclopaedia

Lannion–Côte de Granit Airport or Aéroport de Lannion–Côte de Granit is an airport located in Lannion, near the former municipality of Servel, a commune of the Côtes-d'Armor département in the Brittany région of France. It was also known as Lannion Airport or Lannion–Servel Airport.

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