Important announcements
To the attention of all passengers
To the attention of all passengers
2026-06-25 00:00

Dear passengers,

We advise you to comply with the requirement of the airlines and be at the airport two hours before the flight, as the Bulgarian Civil Aviation Administration recommends to be at least two hours and thirty minutes before the flight.

Parking Information at Vasil Levski Sofia Airport

We kindly remind all travelers planning to arrive at Vasil Levski Sofia Airport by car to familiarize themselves in advance with the parking locations and pricing details. This information is available on our website: https://devnew.sofia-airport.orbisds.com/en/at-the-airport/parking/.

📍 Useful Information:

A detailed map of the parking areas is available at the airport entrance.

Pricing details are clearly displayed at the entry barriers.

Parking Options at Sofia Airport:

P2 – Comfort parking, direct lift access to Terminal 2

P3 – Standard parking for passenger convenience

P4 – Economy parking for longer stays

P5 – Short-stay parking, ideal for drop-off and pick-up

P8 – Dedicated parking for buses serving large groups

We remind you to comply with the requirement of the airlines and be at the airport two hours before your flight.

Travelers, their greeters and dispatchers – follow the flight information on our official website for the terminal where your flights take off and land. It is constantly updated and available 24/7.

Important information for travelers to Varna and Burgas!
If you are planning a domestic flight from Sofia Airport, it is advisable to be at the airport 2 hours before your departure. From now on, flights will be served from gates located in the inner part of Terminal 2.
This means that you will have the opportunity to take advantage of the shops, restaurants and business lounge located in Terminal 2 before your journey.

Have a nice trip!

ESG News

SOFIA AIRPORT IS AMONG THE LEADING IN EUROPE IN SUSTAINABLE AVIATION FUEL USE

Sofia Airport started 2025 with another step towards sustainable aviation. In January, the airport was refuelled 11,369.62 tonnes of Jet A1 aviation fuel blended with 2% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). 1,894 aircraft were loaded with this fuel, which is about 75% of all flights departing from Sofia for the month.

“Sofia Airport is becoming a leader in Europe in the use of sustainable fuel. The successful certification of our fuel farm, SAF refuelling and the resulting expected savings of hundreds of tonnes of carbon emissions are clear evidence of our commitment to greener aviation. This is another important step towards a sustainable future for air transport in Bulgaria and Europe,” said Jesús Caballero, CEO of SOF Connect-the operator of Sofia Airport.

At the end of last year, the certification audit of Sofia Airport’s sustainable aviation fuel farm was successfully completed. SOF Connect started offering SAF refuelling from the beginning of 2025 and over 600  kilograms of carbon emissions have been saved in just one month, reinforcing Sofia Airport’s commitment to a greener future and reducing aviation’s carbon footprint.

From 1st January 2025, new rules came into force in the European Union requiring aviation fuel suppliers to provide a minimum of 2% sustainable aviation fuel of the total fuel supplied to airports. Sustainable aviation fuels include synthetic, high-tech and biofuels as well as recycled carbon fuels. The goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make aviation carbon-neutral by 2050. The initiative is part of the EU’s efforts to decarbonize transport and part of the targets to reduce emissions by 55% by 2030.

SOF Connect entering the second year of the implementation of the co-funded by the EU project ESAGO “Electrification of Sofia Airport Ground Operations”

SOF Connect and the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) signed a Grant Agreement on the 29th July 2024 with a retroactive starting date.

The project will add its contribution to SOF C engagements in reducing the Sofia Airport greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 28% by 2026 and achieving carbon neutral by 2035.

The anticipated results upon the execution of the ESAGO are reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions (estimated at 86.5 tons annually) and noise pollution including ameliorating the working environment of the ground handling operators, that will be achieved with the deployment of:

  • 2 Transformer stations for increasing the capacity of the existing electrical grid.
  • 2 mobile Ground Power Units, with 2 outputs
  • 4 mobile Ground Power Units, with 1 output
  • 1 Heater for Aircraft cabin
  • 22 charging stations for Ground Handling Equipment with software for monitoring
  • Electrical infrastructure for the charging stations (including new cable lines, new electrical boards, transformer for electrical supply for 7 of the chargers)

Thank you for your support and participation in this important to us project!

Project: 101165387 — 21-BG-TC-ESAGO — CEF-T-2021-AFIFCOEN

Duration: 36 months

Start date: 07 November 2023

End date: 06 November 2026

Estimated project Cost: € 1 860 000,00

Requested EU Contribution: € 930 000,00

Co-financed by the European Commission’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) programme, Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility (AFIF), part of CEF in the sector of Transport – an ongoing financing instrument to support innovation and improvements in the European alternative fuels infrastructure.