General information
The largest airport in Spain is located on the outskirts of Madrid, a city with 3.2 million inhabitants. The airport was given the name Adolfo Suárez Madrid Barajas Airport in 2014, in tribute to Spain’s first democratically elected prime minister. It is the primary hub for national flag carrier Iberia (T4) and Air Europa (T1, T2). Moreover, Ryanair (T1) offers many connections to and from Madrid Barajas Airport.
Where is Madrid Barajas Airport situated?
The airport is northeast of the city centre (Plaza Puerta del Sol). By car, Madrid Barajas Airport is accessible via various motorways.
How many terminals does Madrid Barajas Airport have?
Madrid Barajas Airport consists of five terminals: T1, T2, T3, T4 and T4S. T4 and T4S are situated at some distance from T1, T2 and T3, travellers can travel by shuttle buses between the terminals. Satellite Terminal T4S is accessible by an automated people mover from Terminal T4, the underground train ride takes only 3 minutes.
Terminal 4 Satellite:
Gates M (flights to European destinations), Floor 0
Gates S (flights to non-Schengen destinations), Floor 0 and Floor 1
TIP: Many well-known museums, sights and attractions require online reservations. If you plan to visit the Royal Palace of Madrid (Palacio Real) and Museo del Prado during your stay, the convenient Madrid Digital Pass (including Hop-On Hop-Off bus tickets) is highly recommended!
Which airlines fly from and to Madrid Barajas Airport?
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Iberia -
Air Europa -
Ryanair -
Norwegian -
Iberia Express







