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Seville Airport (SVQ)

Seville Airport (SVQ) is ten kilometres northwest of the city, and it works from one passenger terminal, with the check-in desks on the ground floor and the boarding gates upstairs. Thirty-two airlines fly from it, among them Air Europa, Air France, Binter Canarias, easyJet, Iberia, Ryanair, TAP Portugal, Turkish Airlines and Vueling. The Tussam EA line serves the terminal.

Children are 2 to 11 years old; infants are under 2.

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Updated 22 October 2026

The terminal at Seville Airport

Sevilla Airport (SVQ) is ten kilometres northwest of the capital, and Aena says it embarked on its largest expansion in 1992, in preparation for the Universal Exhibition: the aircraft parking apron was extended, a new terminal was built, a new access road came from the N-IV road, and a new control tower went up to the south of the runway. The new facilities were inaugurated on 31 July 1991.

The airport works from one passenger terminal, with the check-in desks and the arrivals on the ground floor and the boarding gates on floor P1. The terminal is open from 4:30 to 1:30, some days at 3:30 on Ryanair's request, and the departures board shows the terminal, the check-in desks and the gate of every flight.

Airlines at Seville Airport

Aena's airline directory says there is a total of 32 airlines operating at Sevilla Airport, and names them: Aer Lingus, Air Europa, Air France, Air Nostrum, Air Serbia, BA Euroflyer, Binter Canarias, easyJet, easyJet Europe, Edelweiss, European Airlines, Eurowings, Iberia, Iberojet, Lufthansa City Airlines, Lufthansa, Pegasus Airlines, Privilege Style, Royal Air Maroc, Ryanair, Ryanair UK, Scandinavian Airlines, Smartwings, TAP Portugal, Transavia, Turkish Airlines, Volotea, Vueling Airlines, Wizz Air Hungary, Wizz Air UK and Wizz Air Malta.

The directory gives the terminal of each one: all of them use the same terminal, except Air Serbia and European Airlines, for which the airport publishes no terminal.

Getting to and from Seville Airport

The Tussam line EA, the Airport Special, connects the airport with the city: it runs to Sevilla from 4:30 to 00:05 and to the airport from 5:22 to 1:00, and the ticket can be paid on board with a bank card. The information number is 010 and (+34) 955 010 010.

The city taxis serve journeys between the airport and the city, and the airport lists the telephone numbers of the companies that work there, among them Radio Taxi on (+34) 954 580 000 and Tele Taxi on (+34) 954 622 222. Seven car hire companies have their office in the terminal, on floor 0: Avis, Enterprise, Europcar, Goldcar, Hertz, OK Mobility and Sixt.

Seville Airport with children

The airport's assistance service for people with reduced mobility also covers the minors, who must be accompanied, and Aena asks for the request to be made at least 48 hours before the scheduled departure and recommends arriving two and a half hours before the flight. If your flight leaves in the small hours of the morning, it says to check the opening times of the terminal.

The airport also has accessible toilets distributed throughout all its areas, and the badge for the people with hidden disabilities, which lets the airport staff identify them and improve their experience.

Plan your stop at Seville Airport

Aena's own rule is three hours before a non-Schengen flight and two hours before a domestic or Schengen one, and it says most airlines let you check in online before you travel, so that you can go straight to the security checkpoint. One thing to know is that the airport makes no announcements about the boarding gates or about changes to them, so keep an eye on the information screens.

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.

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Frequently asked questions

How many terminals does Seville Airport have?

One passenger terminal. The check-in desks and the arrivals are on the ground floor and the boarding gates on floor P1, and the terminal is open from 4:30 to 1:30, some days at 3:30 on Ryanair's request.

Which airlines fly from Seville Airport?

Aena says there is a total of 32 airlines operating at Sevilla Airport, among them Aer Lingus, Air Europa, Air France, Binter Canarias, easyJet, Edelweiss, Eurowings, Iberia, Ryanair, Scandinavian Airlines, TAP Portugal, Transavia, Turkish Airlines, Volotea, Vueling and Wizz Air.

How do I get from Seville Airport to the city?

By bus: the Tussam line EA, the Airport Special, runs to Sevilla from 4:30 to 00:05 and to the airport from 5:22 to 1:00, and you can pay the ticket on board with a bank card. Taxis serve journeys between the airport and the city, and seven car hire companies have their office in the terminal.

What does Seville Airport offer for children?

The assistance service for people with reduced mobility, which also covers the minors, with a request 48 hours before the departure and an arrival two and a half hours before the flight. The airport also has accessible toilets throughout and the badge for people with hidden disabilities.

How early should I arrive at Seville Airport?

Aena asks passengers to arrive three hours before a non-Schengen flight and two hours before a domestic or Schengen one. The terminal opens at 4:30 and closes at 1:30, and the airport makes no announcements about the boarding gates, so watch the information screens.