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All travelers to Reunion Island:

End of the « vaccine pass »

As of the 1st  August 2022, no proof of vaccination or recovery from Covid infection will be requested (neither vaccination certificate nor proof of recovery).

Travel health certificate

The bill distinguishes two cases in which the government may, until the 31st March 2023, require travellers over 12 years of age to present a negative Covid test on departure or arrival to mainland France or the overseas territories:

• To mainland from all countries: in the event of the emergence of a dangerous variant, likely to constitute a serious health threat,
• To overseas territories  from mainland: in case of risk of saturation of the hospitals.

These measures, taken after the committee's opinion, may be put into effect by decree for a maximum period of two months, and are subject to a vote by Parliament after this period.

In case of lost or damaged luggage on arrival - Lost / forgotten items on the plane go to Airline Baggage Services located in the first baggage reclaim area near the washrooms or call the Airline :

• Air Austral :+262 (0)262 48 80 61 
• Air France : +262 (0)262 40 39 52
• Air Madagascar : +262 (0)262 48 83 41
• Air Mauritius : +262 (0)262 40 39 52
• Corsair :+262 (0)262 48 18 88
• French Bee : +262 (0)262 48 18 88

2 cash dispensers (Crédit Agricole & Société Générale) are available on the outer forecourt, next to the arrivals exit and opposite the taxi rank.

They are both in the public area. There are no cash dispensers after the security checks in the boarding area.

See a plan

Register it with the Park/Lost items service.

Responsible for collecting lost items in the public area up to the airport's Inspection screening(PIF), the Park/Lost items Service offers its professionalism 7 days a week, during the entire opening hours of the terminal.

The Park/Lost items service is located outside the terminal (white building) in front of arrivals door.

In order to allow passengers to travel with peace of mind, the level of sanitary measures has been increased across all areas used by passengers.

Plexiglas screens have been installed at check-in counters, boarding counters and courtesy areas at reception desks.

From the public concourse to the boarding bridges, automatic dispensers of hydro-alcoholic gels are available to passengers.

All staff working on the airport premises, both in the passenger and cargo terminals, are equipped with masks to ensure protection for everyone.

Dedicated members of airport staff are also present in the terminal buildings during departures and arrivals of each flight in order to answer questions and guide travellers.

In shops and restaurants, markings on the floor are provided to ensure that people respect a physical distance of more than one metre; counters are also equipped with Plexiglas windows and sales advisers are equipped with visors and masks.