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Palma Airport or Palma de Mallorca Airport is located 8km east of Palma Majorca. Also known as Son Sant Joan Airport, it is the third largest airport in Spain after the Madrid and Barcelona Airports. It is a busy airport having handled over 28 million passengers in 2022. The Spanish carrier Air Europa and German carrier Air Berlin use Palma Airport as their main base.

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Palma Airport currently has one terminal and covers an area of 6.3km2. Terminal A serves domestic flights while terminals B, C and D cater for international flights. Currently Palma Airport has the capacity of handling 25 million passengers per year but there are future plans for expansion to allow it to handle up to 32 million passengers annually.

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The history of Palma Airport goes back to the 1920s where it was used by seaplanes. Since this time the airport has undergone gradual facelifts with major improvements coming in 1965 when a new terminal was built. This was as a result of the ever increasing number of passengers passing through Palma Airport. In 1974 a second runway was completed to handle more of the traffic in the airport. A power plant was also built here to cater for the rising energy needs. Palma Airport’s communications centre was upgraded and fire-fighting facilities included. In 1980, 7 million passengers used Palma Airport.

This steadily increased to 10 million in 1986 necessitating the installation of another terminal. The construction of this terminal begun in 1993 and ended in 1997.

Palma Airport is the 3rd busiest airport in Spain with nearly 29 million passengers.
Palma Airport operates from 1935 and is located 15 minutes by car from downtown

Being just 8km from the city, Palma Airport is quite accessible, reducing your hustle of getting from the airport to the hotel room. There is public transport in the form of buses and taxis from the airport to the city. Several car hire companies such as Hertz and Avis offer rent-a-car services from Palma Airport for those who opt for the luxury of a hired vehicle.

PMI Airport Information

ICAO airport code: LEPA

Airport type: Public / Military

Owner: ENAIRE

Operator: AENA

Serves: Mallorca

Location: Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Focus city for:

  • Air Europa
  • EasyJet
  • Eurowings Europe
  • Jet2.com
  • Ryanair
  • Vueling

Services

  • Baggage Carts
  • Shops and Restaurants
  • Duty free stores
  • Post Office
  • ATMs Arrivals, Departures and Check-in.
  • Police station
  • Air Fuel Companies
  • Car rental desks
  • Currency exchange
  • Internet Access

Handicap Accessibility

The airport itself has resources for those who are handicapped and has procedures in place for helping you access the airport. You must request assistance 48 hours in advance for an appointment to have airport staff help you through the airport. There are several convenient meeting points where you can meet up with staff.

Luggage

When it comes to luggage, the Palma airport offers a lost luggage service, baggage wrapping machine, and bags for liquids that you might be wanting to carry. Each airline has its own lost luggage number and you should be able to find all the resources that you need for any issue relating to your luggage.

Lost and Found

There are two different types of services for those who have lost an item while flying. If you have lost the item on the plane itself, you must contact your airline to inquire as to its status and find out whether it has been found. If you have lost an item in the airport, then you can contact the airline lost and found telephone number.

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Money Services

Within the Palma airport, there are several ATMs and currency exchange desks where you can do anything relating to financial services. There are three currency exchanges within the airport and several dozen ATMs.

Tax Refund

Spanish shops charge a type of value added tax called IVA that adds to the cost of items, which is effectively a sales tax, but you may be able to get a refund once you’re at the airport.

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Tourism

In Mallorca, there are several things to do. There are boat tours, helicopter rides, tropical destinations, diving lessons, nature watches, and other fun things to do. Consult the tourism desk at your hotel to get a better picture of what is near you. You can get transport to the various attractions from your hotel or the airport using car rental, public transit, or taxi services.

Transportation

There are several transportation options for you to utilize whether you are arriving at the airport or departing from it. Here is a breakdown of the transportation accommodations that the Palma airport has to offer for flyers.

Car Rentals: If you need to rent a car after you arrive at the airport, there are several options for car rentals. Some of the most reputable car rental companies in the world have rental desks at the Palma airport and you should have no problem finding a company that you are comfortable with. The rental companies at Palma airport include Hertz, Avis, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Europcar, Goldcar Rental, Sixt, and InterRent.

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Palma Airport Taxi: If you need a taxi, there are several taxi lines that serve the Palma airport. You can call and schedule a pickup from a taxi ahead of time or hail a cab once you arrive at the airport.

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Palma Airport Metro: There isn’t a Metro station located at Palma Airport, so if you would like to use this system then you will have to make a journey to Palma Intermodal Station,.

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Public city bus: connect the airport to several different destinations in Palma. There are two bus lines that go to the port, the Arenal area, and the Palma city center. You can use these affordably and easily as they depart from the airport.

Intercity buses: There are four lines that connect the airport to the surrounding cities. These are helpful to use if you are not actually staying in Palma or want to take trips to the surrounding cities for fun or business.

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Palma Terminals

The Palma airport has one terminal for flyers to use when they are arriving or departing the airport. The terminal currently in use, the only original terminal is terminal A. Terminal A is currently mostly used for routes headed to Britain.

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Other Accommodations

Shops

There are dozens of shops located within the airport that you can find everything from souvenirs to traveling essentials in. These shops are scattered throughout the airport and located in various areas and terminals.

Food

There is everything from fast food to fine dining to beer gardens in the airport. If you are looking for a quality meal, you shouldn’t have a problem finding something to eat before or after your flight in the terminals and other areas throughout the airport. There are also numerous coffee shops.

VIP Services

You can also find VIP lounges throughout the airport. You can purchase tickets to the VIP lounges online or through your airline. VIP lounges give you increased privacy and comfort during your airport experience.

Contact

Phone: (+34) 913 211 000
Postal Address:
07611 Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain
web: aena.es

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Palma Airport FAQ

The popularity of this Palma airport led to expansions so that there are now four terminal buildings, known as modules. Module A is the former building known as Terminal A, while Module B replaces the former building known as Terminal B. There’s also Module C, which is the biggest of the four buildings, and Module D, which is mostly used for flights within Europe.

Yes, you are allowed to sleep in the departure sections of the Palma airport terminal buildings. But beware that many travelers say it’s hard to find somewhere comfortable to do this. You could consider taking a sleeping bag if you know that you’ll have to stay overnight in the airport.

The Palma airport has two asphalt runways to handle all of its passenger and cargo flights; the first measures 3,270 meters by 10,728 feet and the second is 3,000 meters by 9.842 feet.

Yes, the Palma airport can be accessed at all hours of the day, seven days a week, but many shops, food and drink options and other amenities will be closed overnight.

Is it easy to get between the Palma airport and downtown Palma?Yes, there are several transportation options available to make the journey between the airport and the city, including renting a car, taking a bus or riding in a taxi. These options vary in how much they cost and the time that they take, with choices available for all budgets.

Palma airport is located about 7 miles (or just over 11 kilometers) from the center of Palma, so you will need to use either a car, taxi or bus in order to make this journey.

Yes, the airport provides free and unrestricted Wi-Fi for you to connect with your device, whether that’s a smartphone, laptop or anything else. To access the internet, you’ll need to provide some basic information and watch a handful of advertisements first. You can also pay to use internet booths, and there are 22 of these available throughout the Palma airport.

Because it’s a popular and busy airport, it features many shops, restaurants, bars and more for passengers to enjoy either before or after their flight. Some of these options are available before security but most of them are located in the departure lounge after check-in.

Like most international airports, Palma Airport has foreign exchange bureaus where you can convert currencies, and there are ATMs throughout the terminals where you can withdraw cash.

Yes, there are four premium lounges available for passengers that are located throughout the main Palma airport terminals. In exchange for paying a one-time usage fee, you can enjoy everything that these lounges have to offer before your flight to help you unwind, including food and drink selections, reading material, televisions, comfy furniture and several other perks.

If you or anyone you’re traveling with experiences any type of medical issue, there are first aid centers available in the terminal buildings where you will be able to get support. There are signs pointing the direction to these areas, or you can ask an airport staff member to help you.

This is a service that you must book at least 72 hours before your flight from Palma Airport, and it provides dedicated support from an airport staff member throughout your time at the terminal, including priority processing through security and access to the premium lounges.

Yes, the Palma airport recently launched three pet zones where you can take your small animal that you’re traveling with, so that they can play and walk around before your flight.

If you have a postcard or any other type of mail that you would like to send, there is a postal service available where you can dispatch these items quickly.

Yes, there is ample parking available at the Palma airport, regardless of whether you are making a short-term stay at the terminal to pick up a passenger or you need long-term parking to store your car while you’re on vacation, and it is possible to book such spaces in advance.

Companies servicing the Palma airport include Aegean Airlines, Aer Lingus, Air Algérie, Air Arabia, Air Europa, Air France, Air Nostrum, Air Serbia, airBaltic, AblaStar, Atlantic Airways, Austrian Airlines, Binter Canarias, Braathens International Airways, Brussels Airlines, Bulgaria Air, Chair Airlines, Condo, Corendon Airlines, Discover Airlines, easyJet, Edelweiss Air, Eurowings, Finnair, Freebird Airlines, GetJet Airlines, Helvetic Airways, Iberia, ITA Airways, Jet2.com, Jettime, KLM, Leav Aviation, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Luxair, Marabu, Neos, Norwegian Air Shuttle, People's, Play, Ryanair, Scandinavian Airlines, SmartLynx Airlines, Smartwings, Sunclass Airlines, Sundair, Swiss International Air Lines, TAP Air Portugal, Transavia, Travelcoup, TUI Airways, Uep Fly, United Airlines, Volotea, Vueling, Widerøe and Wizz Air.

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