Lanzarote : introduction
Lanzarote Airport is open to civil and military air traffic.
Located 5 km southwest of Arrecife, it can accommodate helicopters of all types, light jets, midsize jets, long-range jets, heavy jets, turboprops and commercial aircraft.
AEROAFFAIRES tells you everything you need to know about making the most of your flight from Lanzarote Airport.
History of Lanzarote Airport
- 1930’s : Construction of the airport by the Spanish army to defend the island.
- 1970’s : Construction of a passenger control area and a new terminal. This allows the number of domestic and international flights to grow.
- 1999 : Terminal 1 is extended.
- A museum is then installed on the airport premises.
Practical information about Lanzarote airport
Lanzarote airport has a runway.
Lanzarote Airport details
- Airport Code : GCRR/ACE
- Latitude: 28° 56′ 44″ N
- Longitude : 13° 36′ 19″ W
- Altitude : 14 m.
- Runway length : 2,400 m.
This airport can accommodate private aircraft.
Location & access to Lanzarote airport
- Address : Arrecife Airport (ACE), Las Palmas, Spain
- Coordinates : 28° 56′ 44″ North / 13° 36′ 19″ West
- Altitude : 14m
Located 5 km south-west of Arrecife, it will take you about 9 minutes to reach it by car from the town.
If you wish, AEROAFFAIRES can arrange your transfer by hiring a car with a private driver.
Recommendations on the airport's surroundings
Where to stay in Lanzarote?
During your stay on the Spanish island, hotels and guest houses are available to accommodate you. However, AEROAFFAIRES recommends that you book a room at the Meliá Salinas, located approximately 14 minutes from the airport.
