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1. Airport Overview
- Airport Name: Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD)
- Location: Madrid, Spain
- Map: Google Maps Link
- Contact Information:
2. History and Background
- Founding Year: 1931
- Development Timeline:
- 1931: Airport opens
- 1974: Opening of Terminal 1
- 1999: Opening of Terminal 4, designed by architect Richard Rogers
- Significant Events:
- 2006: Terminal 4S satellite building opens
- 2014: Airport renamed to honor former Spanish Prime Minister Adolfo Suárez
3. Facilities and Services
- Passenger Services:
- Lounges: Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá, Sala VIP Plaza Mayor, Sala VIP Cibeles
- Wi-Fi: Free unlimited Wi-Fi available throughout the airport
- Baggage Services: Lost & Found, baggage wrapping, and storage
- Shopping and Dining:
- Shops: Duty-free, luxury brands like Loewe, Hugo Boss, and local Spanish products
- Restaurants: Madrid Duty Free, McDonald’s, Mahou Sports Bar, and more
- Transportation:
- Public Transport: Metro Line 8, Cercanías (commuter train), buses
- Car Rentals: Avis, Hertz, Europcar, Sixt
- Parking: Short-term and long-term parking options, valet parking
- Shuttles: Hotel shuttles and city shuttles available
- Accessibility: Services for passengers with reduced mobility, accessible restrooms, dedicated assistance teams
4. Terminals and Layout
- Terminal Information:
- Terminal 1: Mainly international flights
- Terminal 2: Schengen area flights
- Terminal 3: Schengen area flights and low-cost airlines
- Terminal 4: Both international and domestic flights, hub for Iberia
- Terminal 4S: Satellite terminal connected to Terminal 4, primarily for international flights
- Airport Layout Map: Interactive Map
5. Flights and Airlines
- Airlines: Iberia, Air Europa, Ryanair, American Airlines, Emirates, and many more
- Destinations: Over 200 destinations worldwide including New York, Tokyo, Dubai, and Buenos Aires
- Flight Status: Real-time Flight Status
6. Travel Tips and Information
- Check-In Procedures: Check-in counters open 3 hours before departure; online check-in available
- Security: Comprehensive security procedures; separate lines for families and business travelers
- Customs and Immigration: Passport control for non-Schengen flights, customs checks for arriving international passengers
7. Hotels and Accommodation
- On-Site Hotels:
- Air Rooms Madrid Airport by Premium Traveller (Terminal 4)
- Nearby Hotels:
- Hotel Clement Barajas
- NH Madrid Barajas Airport
- Hilton Madrid Airport
8. Airport Lounges
- Lounge Access:
- Sala VIP Puerta de Alcalá: Access for certain ticket classes and membership programs
- Sala VIP Plaza Mayor: Access with Priority Pass membership, or for a fee
- Sala VIP Cibeles: Access for certain ticket classes and membership programs
- Lounge Amenities: Complimentary food and beverages, Wi-Fi, showers, workstations, relaxation areas
9. Business and Conference Facilities
- Business Centers: Available in various lounges with workstations and meeting rooms
- Meeting Rooms: Available at the Hilton Madrid Airport and NH Madrid Barajas Airport
10. Airport Statistics
- Passenger Traffic: Approximately 61 million passengers annually (pre-COVID)
- Flight Operations: Over 400,000 flight movements annually
- Cargo: Handles over 500,000 tons of cargo annually
11. Future Developments
- Upcoming Projects: Expansion plans including terminal upgrades and runway enhancements
- Renovation Plans: Ongoing upgrades to terminal interiors, security, and passenger facilities
12. Traveler Experiences
- Reviews and Ratings: Generally positive reviews highlighting efficient operations and extensive facilities
- Travel Blogs and Stories:
13. Photo Gallery
- Images:
- Exterior view of the terminal complex
- Interior shots of check-in areas, lounges, and dining options
- Aircraft on the tarmac
14. Useful Links
15. Contact and Support
- Customer Support:
- Feedback: Feedback form available on the official website
