New Léman Express service to the airport

Wednesday, 10 December 2025 06:30

Starting this Sunday, travel between Annemasse and Geneva Airport gets a welcome boost.

The Léman Express is launching its new L7 line, offering a direct connection through the brand-new Châtelaine tunnel – cutting 22 minutes.

For now, the service includes an early-morning train to help travelers catch the first flights, and a late-evening return for those landing at night.

The L7 will also have stops in Geneva, such as Eaux-Vives, Champel and Pont-Rouge as well as Vernier. But it will by-pass Cornavin.

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