Private jet Spain : Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza, Palma de Mallorca, Malaga
Would you like to take a private jet to Spain for a vacation or business trip?
Spain is a very popular destination for vacationers during the summer months. It’s also one of Europe’s most popular destinations for private jets. From Madrid for business to Ibiza for partying, Spain offers a wide choice of destinations. What’s more, Spanish airports offer top-class FBOs / private terminals. Passengers are welcomed in private areas and can arrive at the airport up to 20 minutes before take-off. We take care of all the administrative aspects of your private flight and, if necessary, organize your transfer to the aircraft gates.
AEROAFFAIRES organizes your customized trip. By comparing the aircraft of our 1,200 partner airlines, we find the solution best suited to your needs.
5 Spanish airports stand out, accounting for no less than 50,000 private jet movements per year alone:
Fly by private jet to Barcelona
Barcelona, capital of the Catalan region, is home to some very distinctive Gothic architecture. This Spanish city is just as attractive for business as it is for pleasure. Situated on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, you’ll have the chance to cool off after a day’s work or sightseeing. Barcelona is also a particularly popular destination for corporate annual seminars.
Barcelona El-Prat airport is ideally located. Just 15 kilometers from the Catalan capital, you’ll need just 30 minutes by car to reach the city center. Open 24 hours a day with no restrictions, you can land and take off whenever you like. 3 runways can accommodate all types of aircraft. The smallest, 2500 meters long, can accommodate turboprops, long-haul private jets and commercial aircraft alike. What’s more, this state-of-the-art airport boasts numerous private areas, restaurants and meeting rooms.
Charter your private jet to Madrid
The capital of Spain, Madrid is the country’s most populous city. With its wide boulevards, magnificent parks and typical Spanish architecture, it attracts over 5 million tourists every year. Madrid is also renowned in Europe for its Financial Center and Stock Exchange. Many company directors, financial advisors and bankers travel to the Spanish capital for business.
Madrid airportis the largest in Spain. Located 12 kilometers from the capital, it has 4 runways. The smallest of these is 3,500 meters long, so light and long-haul private jets, as well as commercial aircraft, can land with ease. The airport is open 24 hours a day, with restrictions for certain aircraft between 11pm and 7am. Passengers are welcomed in one of the airport’s 4 business terminals.
Rent a private jet to Ibiza
Everyone knows the reputation ofIbiza. This magnificent Balearic island attracts both the wealthy and party-goers. Between peaceful villages, heavenly coves, turquoise waters and huge nightclubs, whatever you fancy, you’ll find what you’re looking for.
Ibiza airport handles 73,000 movements, most of them in July and August. More than 7 million passengers fly to this small Spanish island every year. The airport is open 24 hours a day, with no restrictions. The 2,800-meter-long runway can accommodate turboprops, private long-haul jets and commercial aircraft alike. What’s more, 3 FBOs provide optimum comfort and accompany you to take-off.
Travel by private jet to Palma de Majorca
A renowned seaside resort, Palma de Mallorca is the capital of the Spanish island of Majorca. It’s a popular destination for European vacationers looking to recharge their batteries by the sea, surrounded by exceptional architecture. The island boasts numerous tourist attractions, sandy beaches and a lively nightlife.
Palma airport is just 10 kilometers from downtown Palma and Al-Arenal. Open 24 hours a day with no restrictions, you’re free to choose the take-off or landing time that suits you best. 2 asphalt runways, 3,000 and 3,250 meters long, can accommodate all types of aircraft. What’s more, a private terminal dedicated exclusively to business aviation lets you wait in an intimate, relaxing atmosphere.
Travel by private jet in Malaga
Malaga is a seaside resort in southern Spain. With its towering skyscrapers, the remains of ancient civilizations and a magnificent Renaissance cathedral, Malaga offers an atypical landscape. Discover the history of Spanish civilizations and Picasso, then relax on the immense yellow-sand beach.
Malaga airport welcomes 18 million travellers every year. Located 11 kilometers southwest of Malaga, it takes 15 minutes to get to the city center. The airport is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Private terminals welcome passengers in vip lounges offering a wide range of services. The airport’s 3,200-meter runway can accommodate all types of aircraft.
Practical information about Spain
Spain is a privileged destination for private aviation, thanks to its dense airport network and dedicated infrastructures providing fast, discreet and comfortable access throughout the country.
Airport | IATA code | ICAO code | Latitude | Longitude | Altitude | Location |
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Madrid-Barajas | MAD | LEMD | 40.4983° N | 3.5676° W | 610 m | Madrid |
Barcelona-El Prat | BCN | LEBL | 41.2969° N | 2.0785° E | 4 m | Barcelona, Catalonia |
Palma de Mallorca | PMI | LEPA | 39.5517° N | 2.7388° E | 8 m | Balearic Islands |
Malaga-Costa del Sol | AGP | LEMG | 36.6749° N | 4.4990° W | 21 m | Malaga, Andalusia |
Ibiza | IBZ | LEIB | 38.8728° N | 1.3731° E | 7 m | Island of Ibiza |
Girona-Costa Brava | GRO | LEGE | 41.9016° N | 2.7605° E | 91 m | Girona, Catalonia |
Valencia | VLC | LEVC | 39.4893° N | 0.4817° W | 15 m | Valencia |
Seville | SVQ | LEZL | 37.4181° N | 5.8931° W | 7 m | Seville, Andalusia |
Alicante-Elche | ALC | LEAL | 38.2823° N | 0.5589° W | 15 m | Alicante, Costa Blanca |
Menorca | MAH | LEMH | 39.8651° N | 4.2186° E | 62 m | Minorca Island |
Bilbao | BIO | LEBB | 43.3018° N | 2.9104° W | 19 m | Bilbao, Basque Country |
La Coruña | LCG | LECO | 43.3031° N | 8.3939° W | 112 m | Galicia |
These airports have FBO (fixed-base operator) terminals specialized for private aviation, offering VIP welcome, accelerated formalities, comfortable lounges and personalized services.
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Spain is very well served from an aeronautical point of view. In fact, the country has 44 airports for the general public, to which must be added the aerodromes.
In fact, travel to Spain, wherever you want to go, is entirely possible and feasible.
Main Spanish airports suitable for private jets
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Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez (MAD / LEMD)
Located just 12 km from the center of Madrid, this is Spain’s largest airport. It has several terminals dedicated to business aviation, with high-standard FBOs offering VIP welcome, fast-track formalities and premium services. Open 24 hours a day, it offers private flights at any time, with long runways suitable for all types of aircraft. -
Barcelona-El Prat (BCN / LEBL)
12 km from Barcelona city center, El Prat airport boasts three runways and a private terminal for business flights with several FBOs such as ExecuJet and United Aviation. It offers top-quality VIP services, optimum comfort and rapid access to the city center and the Mediterranean coast. The airport is open 24 hours a day with no time restrictions for private jets. -
Palma de Mallorca (PMI / LEPA)
The central airport of the Balearic Islands, located 8 km from the capital Palma, is very busy all year round. The private aviation terminal facilitates rapid boarding and passenger comfort, with personalized services and several FBOs. -
Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP / LEMG)
8 km from Malaga, this airport serves the famous Costa del Sol and the Andalusian region, with private terminals and an FBO (Gestair Malaga) offering VIP services, enhanced security and exclusive transfers. -
Ibiza (IBZ / LEIB)
Ibiza airport attracts a large number of private jets, particularly during the summer season. Three FBOs offer a full service, with rapid access to beaches, luxury hotels and renowned festive events.
Other key airports for private aviation
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Girona-Costa Brava (LEGE): ideal for access to the Costa Brava and as an alternative to Barcelona.
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Valencia (VLC / LEVC): serving the east coast and Valencia region.
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Seville (SVQ / LEZL): gateway to Andalusia and its cultural treasures.
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Alicante (ALC / LEAL): ideal for the Costa Blanca and its famous beaches.
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Menorca (MAH / LEMH): access to the quieter Balearic Islands.
Services tailored to private aviation
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Direct access to a private business terminal with VIP lounges and personalized assistance
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Expedited customs and security formalities
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VIP transfers (limousine, helicopter) to final destination
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24-hour availability at most major airports
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Integral flight management by specialized brokers for maximum comfort
This network of airports and dedicated services make Spain particularly accessible by private jet, perfectly meeting the needs of both business travelers and discerning individuals looking for speed, flexibility and privacy.

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Spain offers a wide range of activities. Indeed, if you’re looking for good weather, you can head for Seville or Granada in the south of the country. These cities, with their ancient monuments, give you an insight into the Hispanic past.
Ibiza and Majorca are Balearic islands where you can relax and party with family or friends after a long period of work.
Finally, Barcelona and Madrid are the country’s two largest cities. Inland, Madrid boasts splendid architecture. Barcelona by the sea offers a lovely blend of all the above.
Here are some recommendations for luxury hotels and prestigious restaurants for a private jet trip to Spain, offering an upscale, refined experience:
Luxury hotels in Spain
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Hotel Alfonso XIII, Seville
A historic palace combining Moorish architecture and contemporary refinement, ideal for a royal stay in Andalusia. -
Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona
Located on Passeig de Gràcia, this hotel offers elegant suites, a world-class spa and gourmet cuisine. -
Hotel Maria Cristina, San Sebastian
Elegant and emblematic, this hotel is located near La Concha beach, perfect for discovering the Basque Country in complete serenity. -
Banyan Tree Madrid
A new contemporary palace in the capital, renowned for its exclusive rooftop, spa and Michelin-starred restaurants. -
Marbella Club, Marbella
A prestigious resort on the Costa del Sol, with exotic gardens, golf and incomparable personalized services.
Top gourmet restaurants
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El Celler de Can Roca, Girona
Three Michelin stars, one of the finest culinary experiences in the world under the direction of the Roca brothers. -
Arzak, San Sebastian
Pioneer of modern Basque cuisine, three Michelin stars, combining tradition and creativity. -
DiverXO, Madrid
Three Michelin stars, chef David Muñoz offers bold, innovative modern cuisine. -
Tickets, Barcelona
Michelin-starred gourmet tapas created by iconic chefs in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. -
Quique Dacosta, Dénia
Three Michelin stars, specializing in innovative and refined Mediterranean cuisine.
These prestigious addresses enhance a private jet trip to Spain, guaranteeing comfort, gastronomic excellence and exclusive services tailored to the demands of a distinguished clientele.
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When to go to Spain
Spring and autumn:
These seasons are ideal for visiting Barcelona and Catalonia, as well as Madrid and Castile. Temperatures are pleasantly mild and tourist numbers remain low, providing the perfect backdrop for a quiet, comfortable stay.
In Andalusia and southern Spain, spring and autumn enjoy a mild, sunny climate, ideal for exploring landscapes, beaches and historic towns without suffering from the heat of summer.
Summer (July to September):
This period is particularly hot and dry, especially in the south and west. The north-western regions of Galicia, Asturias and Cantabria enjoy a more temperate climate, but welcome large numbers of visitors, which can lead to overcrowding.
Spring in the Galician interior (April to June):
Temperatures remain cool, especially at night in mountainous areas. Nevertheless, it’s a great time for hiking and nature activities, with a lush, relaxing landscape.