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Madrid Barajas : Introduction
Whether you are planning a business trip to Madrid or a family getaway to the Spanish capital, AEROAFFAIRES arranges your private jet or helicopter charter at the most competitive rates. Serving Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, Spain’s leading gateway and one of Europe’s busiest hubs, we tailor every flight to your schedule and expectations, from light cabins to VIP-configured long-haul aircraft.
Founded in 1991, AEROAFFAIRES has guided more than 95,000 passengers across the globe and chartered nearly 20,000 private flights. Our experts remain at your service around the clock to design your bespoke journey, while our SkyCO2 program offsets 100% of the CO2 emissions generated by your flight. To book your tailor-made private jet to Madrid, contact us 24/7 on +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82.
Price estimate for private jet charter at the airport Madrid Barajas
The prices below are given as a guide. To estimate the price of your trip, please contact us to draw up a quote to meet your precise requirements.
| From | To | Duration | Plane | Estimated price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇫🇷 Paris Le Bourget | 🇪🇸 Madrid Barajas | 2:10 | Citation Excel XL Light Jets | 7 400€ |
| 🇫🇷 Nice Côte d' Azur | 🇪🇸 Madrid Barajas | 1:55 | Falcon 2000 Long Range Jets | 8 900€ |
| 🇨🇭 Geneva Cointrin | 🇪🇸 Madrid Barajas | 2:20 | Global Express Long Range Jets | 11 900€ |
| 🇪🇸 Barcelona-El Prat | 🇪🇸 Madrid Barajas | 1:30 | Cessna Citation Mustang Very Light Jets | 5 900€ |
| 🇪🇸 Malaga Costa Del Sol | 🇪🇸 Madrid Barajas | 1:40 | Citation CJ2 Light Jets | 5 400€ |
Practical information about Madrid Barajas airport
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD/LEMD) operates 24 hours a day with no general flight restrictions, which makes it one of the most flexible entry points in southern Europe for private aviation. Madrid Barajas is open around the clock, but only quiet aircraft may land or take off between 00:00 and 6:00 for noise reasons.
Located at a strategic air crossroads for intercontinental flights, Madrid airport positions itself as a genuine hub toward South America, connecting Europe with the Atlantic in a single stop. Its two long asphalt runways accommodate every category of aircraft:
- Light private aircraft such as the Cessna Citation Mustang or the Embraer Phenom 100;
- Long-haul private jets like the Global 5000 or the Legacy 600 Executive;
- Commercial aircraft such as the BBJ or the Boeing 737.
Airport characteristics:
- Address Adresse : Avenida de la Hispanidad s/n, 28042 Madrid, Espagne — Terminal aviation exécutive (GAT) situé à proximité de T1
- IATA code MAD
- ICAO code LEMD
- Latitude 40.4722
- Longitude −3.5608
- Altitude 610m
- Number of runways 4
- Runway length 4350m
- General aviation terminal e GAT (Spanish FBO – Madrid) est géré conjointement par Universal Aviation Spain, United Aviation Service et General Aviation Service, à proximité immédiate du Terminal 1.
Specificities :
The airport has four operational runways in use, with a fifth formerly used as a parking apron:
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18R / 36L: 4,350 m (asphalt / concrete)
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14R / 32L: 4,100 m (asphalt)
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18L / 36R: 3,500 m (asphalt)
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14L / 32R: 3,500 m (asphalt)
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A former runway now used as an aircraft parking area
Airport facilities Madrid Barajas
Jet A-1 refueling available via FBOs (including Universal, General Aviation Service, Jetex...)- AVGAS 100LL also available with selected FBO
- De-icing service by appointment with FBO operators on site
- High-performance electrical floor equipment: GPU, push-back, valet parking, heated hangars and secure private parking
Available services
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Customs
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Concierge service
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Valet
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Ground handling assistance
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Rest room
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Conference room
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Wifi
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Baggage services
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VIP chauffeur transfer
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Car rental
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Limousine rental
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Helicopter transfer
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Private parking
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Showers
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Hotel booking
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Pets allowed
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Disabled access
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VIP lounge
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Secure entrance
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Location and access to Madrid Barajas airport
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas sits just 12 km from Madrid city center, roughly 25 minutes by car via the M-40. This proximity makes ground transfers swift, whether you are heading to a business meeting or a hotel in the heart of the capital.
For both arrivals and departures, AEROAFFAIRES arranges a chauffeur-driven car tailored to your party. We select the most suitable vehicle, from a Mercedes Class S, VIANO or Limousine, to take you from the airport directly to your destination in complete comfort.
Nearby cities
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Airport
10 km
20 min
Madrid city center
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Depart from Madrid by private jet
Popular destinations from Madrid
From Madrid, a private jet charter opens the door to Europe’s most sought-after cities and Spain’s finest coastal and cultural destinations. Whether you are planning a board meeting in a financial capital or a leisure escape to the Mediterranean, the right aircraft matches your priorities: cabin size, budget and level of service.
Favourite European Destinations from Madrid
For corporate travellers focused on value and efficiency, light and midsize jets serve short European hops with speed. Leisure clients favour large-cabin aircraft with full VIP service for longer journeys across the continent.
- Paris: a 2.5-hour flight on a turboprop, from $7,500, ideal for a quick business trip;
- London: a 2-hour route on a light jet seating 6 passengers, from $8,500;
- Geneva, Milan and Nice: chic hubs and Mediterranean gateways well suited to family holidays and premium leisure charters.
Domestic Flights within Spain
Within Spain, private aviation connects Madrid to major cities and island retreats in a fraction of the time by road. These short routes reward smaller cabins with strong price-to-quality ratios for corporate schedules, while larger jets carry family groups in comfort.
- Barcelona: a swift link between Spain’s two largest business centres;
- Malaga: the gateway to the Costa del Sol and its exclusive marinas;
- Palma de Mallorca and Ibiza: island escapes prized by high-end leisure travellers.
Madrid offers access to 7 different airports, each within 50 miles of the city.
What to do in Madrid: our recommendations
Madrid rewards travellers who seek the extraordinary. Beyond its landmarks, the Spanish capital offers private cultural access and Michelin-level gastronomy tailored to a discerning clientele. From after-hours museum visits to tables held by the city’s most celebrated chefs, your stay can be built entirely around exclusivity.
Michelin-Starred Dining and Fine Tapas
Ramses — Photo : Ramses via Google
Madrid’s dining scene ranges from avant-garde tasting menus to refined tapas served in intimate settings. We arrange reserved tables at the capital’s most sought-after addresses.
- Ramses: a striking restaurant designed by Philippe Starck, ideal for elegant tapas in a design-led atmosphere.
- Salvador Bachiller rooftop: a refined spot for an evening drink overlooking Madrid’s rooftops.
- Private access to Michelin-starred kitchens, with chef’s table experiences and paired wine selections.
Private Cultural Experiences
Musée du Prado — Photo : GUSTAVO SLVDRS via Google
Discover Madrid’s art heritage away from the crowds. A private, after-hours visit to the Prado Museum lets you admire Velázquez and Goya without the crowds.
- Guided private tours of the Prado’s masterpieces with an art historian.
- The Caixa Forum, a contemporary cultural venue known for its vertical garden and rotating exhibitions.
Where to stay in Madrid: our recommended hotels
Madrid rewards discerning travellers with a concentration of palaces and design-led hotels within walking distance of the Prado, the Retiro and the Golden Mile. For an UHNWI clientele arriving by private jet, the capital offers accommodation that pairs historic grandeur with impeccable service.
Palaces and 5-Star Hotels
Hôtel Ritz — Photo : Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid via Google
The city’s grand hotels sit at the heart of its cultural and diplomatic districts, ideal after a short hop from Paris or London.
- Mandarin Oriental Ritz: a Belle Époque landmark facing the Prado, restored to its original splendour with Michelin-level dining;
- Four Seasons Hotel Madrid: occupying seven heritage buildings in the Canalejas complex, with a rooftop pool overlooking the old town;
- Rosewood Villa Magna: a discreet address on the Paseo de la Castellana favoured by executives and family offices.
Boutique Luxury Stays
Hotel Urban — Photo : Hotel Urban via Google
For travellers who prefer intimacy over scale, Madrid’s boutique addresses deliver personalised service in prime locations.
- Hotel Urban: a design-forward 5-star hotel steps from Puerta del Sol, blending contemporary art with a celebrated rooftop terrace;
- Único Madrid: a Relais & Châteaux townhouse in the Salamanca district, close to the finest boutiques and galleries.
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Isabelle CLERC
CEO AEROAFFAIRES
François-Xavier CLERC
Founder AEROAFFAIRES
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History of Madrid Barajas airport
Created in the 1920s and opened in 1931, Madrid Barajas airport was originally intended to serve only African and European countries. In the 1940s, it opened up to Asia and Latin America, then to the United States in the 1950s.
Today, Madrid airport is one of Europe’s most important airfields, and boasts one of the world’s largest terminals, with a surface area of 760,000 m². Its four runways can handle up to 120 movements per hour.
