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Malaga Airport Guide
Malaga airport is located 8 km from the city centre with excellent connections to whole of the Costa del Sol. It is one of the oldest Spanish airports as well as being one of the original locations of the first airline founded in Spain in 1919.
Most of the traffic handled by the airport is from the European Union. London-Gatwick is the destination with the greatest number of passengers, followed by Manchester, London-Luton, Dublin, Brussels and Amsterdam.
Malaga airport also has scheduled flights to the rest of Spain, most significantly to Madrid-Barajas, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca and Melilla.
Malaga airport is undergoing a major infrastructure modernisation process, both in the terminal area and on the airfield, as part of "Plan Malaga".
In 2005, it handled 12,669,019 passengers, 123,959 flight operations and 5,493 tonnes of cargo.
Address:
Apdo. Correos 371 y 375 29004 Málaga
Telephone: 902 404 704
E-mail: malagainfo@aena.es
Website: www.aena.es
Location:
Malaga Airport is the most southerly airport in Europe, and lies eight kilometres from the city centre.
Country Code:
34
Driving Directions for Malaga Airport:
Malaga is linked with the rest of the towns on the Costa del Sol via the E-15 and the N-340 motorways.
Car Parking at Malaga Airport:
There are 4 car parks at Malaga Airport with a capacity for over 2000 vehicles.
Car Hire at Malaga Airport:
Companies Atesa, Avis, Budget, Centauro, Coral Rent a Car, Crown Car Hire, Europa Rent a Car, Europcar, Helle Hollis, Hertz and Record. Desks and offices are located at Arrivals in the terminal building.
Public Transport from Malaga Airport:
By Rail: There are local trains to Málaga and Fuengirola. The train station is located opposite Terminal 2. By Road: Taxi: Taxis are available outside the terminals. Taxi ranks are located outside Terminal 1 Arrivals and Terminal 2 Departures. Bus: Tourist shuttle buses and public bus service run to Málaga and can be caught outside Terminal 1 Arrivals and Terminal 2 Departures. There is also a bus service to Marbella that operates daily from both terminals.
Getting to your Accommodation from Malaga Airport:
The simplest, most efficient and certainly most cost effective way of travelling from Malaga Airport to any of the main resorts in the Costa del Sol is to book either a shuttle or private taxi transfer on line in advance at www.keytransfers.com where you will find shuttle transfers starting from as little as 15 euros return – a FANTASTIC RATE! Booking online is easy and picking up your shuttle or taxi transfer on your return journey couldn’t be easier too. We serve nearly all resorts in the Costa del Sol and beyond including Algeciras, Benahavis, Benalmadena Costa, Calahonda, Estepona, Fuengirola, Gibraltar, Granada City Centre, La Quinta, Malaga City, Marbella, Mijas Costa, Nerja, Puerto Banus, Ronda, San Pedro de Alcantara, Sevilla City Centre, Sotogrande, Torremolinos.
Information and Help Desks at Malaga Airport:
Airport information desks (tel: (0)95 204 8804) can be found in Arrivals at both terminals and in Departures in Terminal 2. The multi-lingual staff wear mint green jackets for easy identification. Airlines also have information desks in both Arrivals and Departures.
Airport Facilities at Malaga Airport:
Money and communications: There is a bank in Arrivals in Terminal 2, as well as several ATMs and post boxes. Bureaux de change are available at the bank, in the baggage reclaim halls in both terminals, and in the Terminal 2 Departures lounge. Eating and drinking: There are bars, restaurants and fast-food outlets, which can be found in the Centro Plaza in Terminal 1. Bars and cafés are also available in the Centro Comercial in Departures on the second floor of Terminal 2. Shopping: A variety of shops, including a pharmacy, can be found in the Central Plaza in Terminal 1. Many more shops, including duty-free, are available in the Centro Comercial in Departures on the second floor of Terminal 2. Luggage: There is no left-luggage facility at the airport. There is a lost property office in Terminal 1. Other facilities: There is a medical service, pharmacy, oratory, and exhibition area, as well as travel agencies.
Conference and Business Facilities at Malaga Airport:
There are no conference facilities at Malaga Airport but there are 3 VIP lounges with a range of facilities including free national fax service, public telephone booths, national and international newspapers, television, internal PA system announcing boarding times and a self-service section with various types of drinks, pastries and sandwiches. See
Disabled Facilities at Malaga Airport:
Málaga Airport has worked to improve the accessibility conditions and other airport services for people with reduced mobility (PRM). In recent years there have been major advances in the removal of physical barriers in the passenger terminals, car parks and accesses to the airport grounds.
Passengers and other users with problems of mobility and accessibility can get about the airport grounds comfortably, taking advantage of the services and facilities now provided thanks to the following actions undertaken:
- The construction of lifts and ramps, some of them mechanical, so that that people with reduced mobility can access the different levels or floors inside the airport without the need to use stairs.
- The AENA information service (Green Jackets) and the Passenger Care Service (blue jackets) provide support to people with reduced mobility by accompanying them to the check-in desks and/or seats and facilitating the necessary equipment (wheelchairs, etc.).
- A lowering and raising area has been prepared for the vehicles of people with reduced mobility next to the entrances on the pavement outside the building. This area is duly sign-posted and the pavements have been lowered in line with regulations. The paving materials have also been changed.
- Aena has reserved seats for people with reduced mobility in the waiting areas situated in front of the security controls.
- Special conditions apply at the security controls in that a fast-access area has been prepared for people with reduced mobility, who no longer need to pass through the security filters. Instead a manual inspection is carried out with detectors. .
- On the other side of the security filters there are reserved seats for these people where they can wait until boarding. The seating area is located next to the handling company information desks.
- Similarly, the number of reserved seats at the boarding gates has been increased for people with reduced mobility.
- Finally, the airbridges have recently been adapted to facilitate and speed up the transfer of people with reduced mobility from the terminal to the aircraft and vice-versa, either by wheelchair or a special vehicle used by the handling companies (ambulift).
Malaga Airport Hotels:
Our recommended Malaga Airport hotels are Tryp Guadalmar, Ibis Malaga, Novotel Malaga, Parador Malaga Golf, Posadas de Espana Malaga all of which can be booked at discounted rates online