Madrid-Barajas Airport has four passenger terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3 and Terminal 4. Terminal 4 also includes the satellite building T4S for many international flights.

The airport is located about 12 km northeast of downtown Madrid. Travel time to the city center usually ranges between 20 and 35 minutes depending on the transport option.

A free airport shuttle bus connects all terminals (T1, T2, T3 and T4). Terminal 4 and T4S are connected by the underground automated train.

Yes. Madrid-Barajas Airport operates 24 hours a day, although some shops and restaurants may close during the night.

Airlines usually recommend arriving at least 2 hours before domestic or European flights and 3 hours before long-haul international flights.

Passengers can use metro, commuter trains (Cercanías), airport buses, taxis, ride-hailing services, car rentals or private transfers.

Yes. Metro Line 8 connects Madrid Airport with Nuevos Ministerios. Stations are located at Terminals 1-2-3 and Terminal 4.

Yes. The Cercanías commuter train station is located at Terminal 4 and connects the airport with Atocha, Chamartín and other railway hubs.

The official fixed taxi fare between the airport and destinations within the M-30 ring road in central Madrid is €33.

Yes. Official taxis are regulated and available at designated taxi ranks outside the terminals.

Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminals. Passengers can connect to the airport network and browse the internet for free.

Yes. Several hotels are located near the airport and some are directly connected to Terminal 4. Many hotels also offer shuttle services.

Yes. Luggage storage facilities are available at Terminal 1 where passengers can store bags for several hours or days.

You should contact the airport Lost & Found office. If the item was lost onboard the aircraft, contact the airline directly.

Yes. Duty-free stores are available in international departure areas across several terminals.

Yes. Madrid Airport has several lounges accessible for business class passengers or travelers with lounge memberships.

Yes. The airport remains open overnight and some seating areas allow passengers to rest until their next flight.

Yes. All terminals provide elevators, adapted restrooms and assistance services for passengers with reduced mobility.

Yes. Currency exchange counters and ATMs are located throughout the terminals.

Madrid-Barajas is the main hub for Iberia and serves many international airlines connecting Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa.