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…