Lyon-Saint Exupéry airport

Lyon Airport is continuing its major projects in terms of customer experience and the environment:
- After the valet robot in 2018, on October 5, VINCI Airports inaugurated a new global innovation at Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport: the MONA service, the 1st complete biometric journey offered to passengers, from start to finish, including the creation of their biometric account from their home on the airport's mobile application. In the era of contactless technology, MONA is adapted to the new health concerns of passengers.
- Continuation of environmental projects: objective = to reach 0 net carbon emissions (without offsetting) by 2026.

Fully interconnected, Lyon-Saint Exupéry is the preferred point of departure for passengers from the southeast quarter of France. The airport is very accessible thanks to its motorway network, its TGV station and the Rhonexpress, which connects to downtown Lyon and the airport in less than 30 minutes. In 2019, ACI, the European airports association, awarded it the Best Airport (cat. 10-25 million passengers) in recognition of its operational efficiency, quality of service and sustainable growth. In 2022, Lyon-Saint Exupéry became the first airport in the VINCI Airports network to obtain ACA 4+ accreditation. Its action plan to reduce CO2 emissions within the airport's perimeter will bring its residual emissions down to 500 tons per year, which will be the subject of sequestration projects certified with the Low Carbon Label near the airport. The airport's goal is to achieve zero net carbon emissions by 2026.

Lyon Airport is continuing its major projects in terms of customer experience and the environment:
- In 2020, VINCI Airports launched the MONA service at Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport, a travel companion that offers passengers a complete biometric journey (from start to finish), including the creation of their biometric account from their home on the airport's mobile application.
- As a pilot airport for VINCI Airports to test the use of hydrogen, work on the Hympulsion hydrogen distribution station for light vehicles will be launched in 2023. This first step will be followed by the installation of gaseous hydrogen production and distribution stations for ramp vehicles and heavy vehicles, then liquid hydrogen for aircraft by 2025 and 2030 respectively, in the framework of the partnership between VINCI Airports, Airbus and Air Liquide.
- By 2024, a 15-hectare solar power plant will be commissioned on the airport's parking lots: the electricity produced will be fed back into the grid for the neighboring communities.