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Barcelona-El Prat private jet: introduction
Do you dream of visiting the Sagrada Familia and savoring delicious tapas? Or are you planning a business trip to Barcelona? AEROAFFAIRES is your specialist for booking private jets at the best rates.
The second largest airfield in Spain, Barcelona-El Prat airport welcomes almost 50 million passengers a year, with some 310,000 movements a year.
To make your trip as pleasant and trouble-free as possible, AEROAFFAIRES gives you all the advice you need to take advantage of the exclusive services offered by Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat International Airport.
Established in 1991, we have already chartered nearly 20,000 private flights and accompanied over 95,000 passengers with private aircraft certified for Public Transport.
Our private jet rental experts will welcome you and advise you 24 hours a day to book your next flight in the aircraft best suited to your needs. Helicopter, air cab or group flight in a commercial aircraft configured for VIPs, we’ll select the right business jet for you.
Our SkyCO2 program also enables us to offset 100% of the CO2 emissions produced by our private flights by supporting the preservation of South America’s flora.
Contact us 24/7 on +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82 to book your private jet at the best price.
Practical information about Barcelona-El Prat airport
Barcelona El Prat airport is open 24 hours a day. Private jets can therefore take off and land at any time of the day or night.
The three asphalt concrete runways are long enough to allow any type of private aircraft to take off and land:
- Light private jet Cessna Citation Mustang or Embraer Phenom 100 ;
- Medium and long-haul Legacy 500 or Falcon 7X ;
- VIP commercial aircraft Boeing 737.
Caractéristiques de l'aéroport :
- Adresse Terminal Aviación Corporativa, Aeropuerto El Prat, 08820 El Prat de Llobregat, Barcelone, Espagne
- Code IATA BCN
- Code OACI LEBL
- Latitude 41.29694
Spécificités :
- Manager: Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea
- Telephone: +34 913 21 10 00
- Runway length :
- 3 352 m
- 2 660 m
- 2 528 m
- Access: public transport (cabs, hotel shuttles), parking lots open 24/7.
Renting private jets
since 1991
20 000
private jets
45 000
completed flights
120 000+
passengers
4,9/5
customer satisfaction
100%
carbon offsetting
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Request for quoteLocation & access to Barcelona-El Prat airport
Barcelona El Prat airport is located some fifteen kilometers southwest of the Catalan capital. It takes around 30 minutes to reach the city center via the C31 road.
If you’d like to book a chauffeur-driven car, AEROAFFAIRES will find the vehicle you need: Mercedes S-Class, VIANO, Limousine, etc. Your chauffeur will take you to your destination. Your chauffeur will take you to your meeting point or hotel, and will even be at your disposal throughout your stay, if you wish.
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Request for quoteBarcelona-El Prat private jet: our recommendations
During your stay, you can discover the Sagrada Familia, the emblematic basilica of the Catalan capital.
We suggest you book a table at the Roca Moo restaurant to sample the fresh, gourmet and subtle cuisine of the Roca brothers.
AEROAFFAIRES we also offer a point-to-point helicopter rental service from the arrival airport to the city center, giving you the chance to see the city from the air and make the most of your time.
Choose AEROAFFAIRES and you’re sure to find the right helicopter for your needs, saving you both time and money.
Où dormir ?
We recommend a stay at the Mandarin Oriental Barcelona, where you can dine in style in a Michelin-starred restaurant or relax in an idyllic spa.
Une question ? Contactez notre équipe
Isabelle CLERC
CEO AEROAFFAIRES
François-Xavier CLER
Founder AEROAFFAIRES
Our airline experts remain at your disposal to help you at every stage of your reservation.
Go further
History of Barcelona-El Prat airport
In 1918, Barcelona airport moved from El Remolar to El Prat, where it remains today. In 1927, the Spanish airline Iberia set up operations here, making the first flight between Barcelona and Madrid. During the Second World War, the airport was used for military purposes, as were the vast majority of European airports.
After the war, the airport underwent constant expansion, particularly in the 1950s and early 1990s, just prior to the Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992. In 2002, a third runway and a second terminal were added. Today, Barcelona Airport is Europe’s tenth-largest airport.
