Madrid Airport Terminals
Madrid Airport consists of 4 passenger Terminals. Terminals are located within the same terminal building facilities, transferring to each other turns to be really easy.
Madrid Airport has 4 terminals.
On the other hand, Terminal 4 is located far away from Terminals 1, 2 and 3 (about 2 km) and is split into two buildings: T4 and T4S, connected through an automatic underground train.
Terminal 1
Madrid Airport Terminal 1 serves mainly International flights operated by Lufthansa, Air Europe, Air France and Easyjet, among others.
Terminal 2
Madrid Airport Terminal 2 hosts flights to Europe (within Schengen), along with some intercontinental services.
Terminal 3
Madrid Airport Terminal 3 is the former North Dock (Dique Norte), which stands for an integrated building to Terminal 2, being only a check-in area, currently not operating as an independent terminal.
Terminal 4 and 4S
Madrid Airport Terminal 4 hosts International flights within the Schengen area while Satellite Terminal T4S is home of non-Schengen international services.
Transfer between terminals
Free shuttle buses links all terminals and operate 24 hours.
- 6:00 to 22:00: every 5 minutes.
- 22:00 to 6:00: every 20 minutes.
On the other hand, Terminal 4 is connected to the other terminals, as well as the satellite terminal T4S, by an underground train.