Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI)

The terminal at Palma de Mallorca Airport

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is eight kilometres from the city of Palma. Its operator, Aena, says the current passenger terminal opened in 1997, the work of the Majorcan architect Pere Nicolau Bonet: the departures and the pre-boarding lounges are on the upper floor, reached from the check-in lobby, and the arrivals are on the ground floor.

The check-in desks are on floor 2 of the departures area, in numbered rows, with self check-in machines next to them, and the boarding happens in four modules, A, B, C and D, whose entrance is on the fourth floor. The terminal is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

Airlines at Palma de Mallorca Airport

Aena's airline directory says there is a total of 54 airlines that operate at Palma de Mallorca Airport, and names them: Aer Lingus, Air Algérie, Air Arabia Maroc, Air Baltic, Air Cairo, Air Europa, Air France, Air Nostrum, AlbaStar, Austrian Airlines, BA Euroflyer, Binter Canarias, British Airways, British CityFlyer, Brussels Airlines, Chair Airlines, Condor, Corendon Airlines Europe, Discover Airlines, easyJet, easyJet Europe, Edelweiss, Enter Air, Eurowings, Finnair, Iberia, Jet2.com, LEAV Aviation, LOT Polish, Lufthansa, Lufthansa City Airlines, Luxair, Marabu Airlines, Nesma Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Norwegian Air Sweden, Ryanair, Ryanair UK, Scandinavian Airlines, Smartwings, Sunclass Airlines, SundAir, Swiftair, Swiss International Air Lines, Transavia, TUI fly Belgium, TUI Airways, TUIfly, Volotea, Vueling Airlines, Wizz Air Hungary, Wizz Air Malta and Wizz Air UK.

The directory gives no module for the airlines: it shows the same terminal for every one of them, except Lufthansa City Airlines, for which the airport publishes no terminal. After the security checkpoint, the screens tell you which module and gate your flight leaves from.

Getting to and from Palma de Mallorca Airport

Three EMT city buses serve the terminal, from floor 0 of the arrivals and floor 2 of the departures: the line A1 to the centre of Palma, the line A2 to s'Arenal and the line 34 to the Hospital Son Espases. The information number is (+34) 971 214 444. Four Aerotib intercity lines reach the airport from the island, from floor 0 of the arrivals: the A11 from Camp de Mar, the A32 from Can Picafort, the A42 from Cala Bona and the A51 from Campos, on (+34) 971 177 777.

The taxi rank is on floor 0, in the arrivals, and Aena says to always take a taxi from the signed rank: NTaxi takes reservations on (+34) 871 719 133, and there is a taxi line for people with reduced mobility on (+34) 971 703 529. The car hire companies of the airport — Avis-Budget, Europcar, Goldcar, Hertz, OK Mobility, Record Go and Sixt — have their desks in the arrivals hall of floor 0, in the baggage reclaim hall and in the car park.

Palma de Mallorca Airport with children

The airport has children's play areas across the terminal: in the baggage claim area of floor 0, one on floor 0 and one on floor 1 of the boarding area of module A and another opposite doors A18 and A19, one on floor 0 of the boarding area of module B, two on level 2 of module C, at gates C71 and C48, and one on floor 1 of the boarding area of module D. The children's toilets and the breastfeeding rooms are on floor 2, opposite gates D94, D84, door C52 and doors C38, C39A and C39B.

The assistance service for people with reduced mobility also covers the minors, who must be accompanied, because it is not a guard service: Aena asks for the request at least 48 hours before the scheduled departure, recommends arriving two and a half hours before the flight and reaching the meeting point at least two hours before. The airport also has accessible toilets throughout, toilets adapted for people with ostomies in modules B, C and D, and the badge for people with hidden disabilities.

Plan your stop at Palma de Mallorca Airport

The airport publishes no general arrival rule: the recommendation Aena gives is the one of the assistance service, to arrive two and a half hours before the flight. The terminal never closes, so an early flight is no problem. Most airlines let you check in online, there are self check-in machines next to the desks, and the Fast Lane serves the preferential passengers of the airlines and the passengers who buy access. Your boarding pass is checked at the security checkpoint, and after it you find your gate on the screens.

On arrival, follow the signs to the hall of your flight: the airport has 19 baggage reclaim carousels, one of them for special baggage, and the passengers from outside the Schengen area go through passport control. Keep your passport and any form you filled in on the plane with you from the aircraft door to the exit, and ask the embassy or the consulate of every country on your route which documents your family needs to enter it.

Plan your visit to Palma de Mallorca

• Palma de Mallorca travel guide

Sources

• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)
• Reference source — aena.es (checked 23 October 2026)