Terminals at MAD
Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport operates 5 terminals, with Iberia as the main hub. They serve 8 airlines.
Ryanair and easyJet flights mostly use T1’s older piers Terminal 1 at Madrid–Barajas handles Ryanair, easyJet, most SkyTeam carriers, and a long list of…
Most Madrid–Europe low-cost flights push through T2’s Schengen gates Terminal 2 at MAD handles a big share of short‑haul Schengen flights, especially…
Most passengers only see T3 as the extra end of T2 Terminal 3 at Madrid–Barajas sits physically attached to T2 and, according to The Points Guy, now handles…
Most Iberia check-ins sit on Level 2 of T4 Level 2 in Terminal 4 handles check-in for all Iberia flights, including Air Nostrum, even when your boarding pass…
Most Iberia long‑hauls leave from S‑gates under the runway Terminal 4 Satellite (T4S) sits across the airfield from T4 and links to the main building by an…
Frequently asked
How many terminals does Madrid Airport (MAD) have?
Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport operates 5 terminals; Iberia is the main hub.