Airlines of Spain

Spain is served by 13 airlines, with Iberia as the country's flagship carrier since 1927. The full-service airline operates from its main hub at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport and is part of the oneworld alliance. Air Europa, another major full-service carrier in the SkyTeam alliance, also uses Madrid-Barajas as a primary hub alongside Tenerife South Airport. Barcelona Airport and Madrid-Barajas serve as the busiest aviation hubs in the country. Low-cost carriers represent a significant segment of Spain's aviation market, with three budget airlines offering competitive fares alongside the traditional full-service operators.

Each Spanish airline has a dedicated page providing practical information for travellers. You will find complete contact details, current baggage allowance policies, and check-in procedures specific to each carrier. Whether you are booking with a major network airline or selecting a low-cost option, our directory offers the essential details needed to plan your journey and understand the terms of your ticket before you travel.