Palma Airport Information

Majorca has been a firm favourite with British tourists for many decades. Palm airport sits within the city limits just 5 miles east of the city of Palma, the island's capital. Nobody likes to spend too much time hanging around in airports! But if you have to, Palma airport is as good as any with excellent facilities and a warm Spanish welcome. You'll find the usual complement of smart cafés, cosy bars and restaurants catering for all sorts of tastes. There are ten convenient information points throughout the airport in case you need help. Plus plenty of shops and outlets for all your travelling needs.  

 

Palma airport operates efficient services for passengers with reduced mobility and you'll find it easy to get support and assistance if you need it. Just under 23 million passengers used Palma Majorca airport during 2008! Most of the airport's traffic arrives and departs in the holiday season but you can catch flights to mainland Spain from there all year round. You'll find a bank on the 4^th floor of the Departures building, along with several cashpoint machines. Plus all sorts of useful things like post boxes, a post office and banks of public telephones.

 

Palma Airport's many bars and restaurants include a 24 hour bar and café You'll find the usual shops including Duty Free, a toy shop, a leather shop full of excellent Spanish leather goods, a decent jeweller and there's even an optician! There is also confectionery, books, gifts and accessories. There's a handy lost property service on the ground floor and, in an emergency, there's a 24 hour first aid service and pharmacy. Keep up to date - use the super-fast directline-flights one-stop search engine to search airlines offering flights from Palma Majorca Airport. For directions to Palma Airport and a summary of public transport to Palma Airport, explore our Palma Airport pages.