Aéroport de Lille

Aéroport de Lille is the airport at Lille-Lesquin in northern France. Its website is in French. The site gives flight times, a list of all destinations and ways to book tickets. It also covers parking reservations, rates and an airport shuttle.

The airport promotes trips for short weekend breaks and sun holidays. Travelers can see suggested trips that leave from Lille. The site also posts notices for road works on the A1 motorway near the airport. It advises drivers to plan their route in advance. The road works run from August 2 to 14 between Dourges and Carvin, in the direction from Paris to Lille.

Several airlines add routes from Lille. ASL Airlines France opened a regular direct line to Djerba in Tunisia for the summer 2026 season. The flight runs once a week on Sundays, from April 12 to November 1. Volotea announced five new destinations from Lille. They are Bari, Biarritz, Madrid, Seville and Toulon.

Tour operator TUI France also flies from Lille. For summer, it offers 25 destinations, including four new ones. These are Burgas in Bulgaria, Oujda in Morocco, Las Palmas on Gran Canaria and Reus in Catalonia. TUI France also shared its booking trends for people in northern France, noting a 10 percent rise in bookings.

The airport has also reached level 3 of the Airport Carbon Accreditation program. This is a program that rates how airports manage and cut their carbon emissions. The site lists it as a news item on the environment.

Terminal opening hours change with the seasons. The site posts the new hours when the airport moves to winter time. Passengers can check them before they travel.

The website has pages for flights, parking and the shuttle, and a news section. It gives phone numbers for callers in France and Belgium. Travelers can use it to plan a trip before they come to the airport. It also lists a phone number for callers from Belgium.