Malaga airport

Málaga Airport (IATA code: AGP, OACI code: LEMG), also known as Pablo Picasso Airport, is located 7 kilometers southwest of Málaga city center.

It is the main airport in Andalusia, ranking fourth among Spanish airports and twenty-second in the European Union. It serves as the principal gateway to the Costa del Sol and the wider Andalusia region, providing access to destinations such as Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Fuengirola, Mijas (Calahonda), Marbella, Estepona, and Manilva.

The airport's terminals are interconnected and operate as a single facility, so passengers do not need shuttle services to move between them.

Directly outside Terminal T3, within walking distance of the arrivals area, is the transport hub, offering convenient access to bus stops, taxi ranks, the train station, and car parks P1 and P2.

All commercial flight arrivals and departures are managed through Terminal T3, the airport’s main operations center. For short stays to drop off or collect passengers, the Express car park provides 10 minutes of free parking.

Málaga Airport offers a wide range of direct flights to European cities and nearby destinations, including London, Liverpool, Paris, Amsterdam, and Rome. Many of these routes are operated by low-cost airlines such as Ryanair, Vueling, and Transavia.

Here you can also find contact details for the airport, along with information on lost and found, handling companies, and other technical data.