Alicante Airport (ALC) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Alicante ALC Airport
Alicante International Airport has presently three passenger terminals - T1, T2 & T3, adjacent to each other:
Terminal 1 of Alicante International has check-in counters 1-39 (39 is for special baggage), and 11 gates - the odd-numbered five of them with airbridges, and nine baggage claim carousels. While Terminal 1 is used by all airlines, Air Algerie, EasyJet, Jet2.com & Ryanair use both T1 & T2.
Terminal 2 of Alicante International has check-in desks 51 to 64, 7 gates without airbridges and 2 baggage claim carousels. Air Algerie, EasyJet, Jet2.com & Ryanair are the major airlines operating from this terminal (and T1).
Ticket sales and luggage check-in are on the ground floor, while boarding for both domestic and international flights takes place on the first floor and in the new temporary passenger processing zone in T2, connected to the main building via walkway. T2 has a new waiting area for international flights.
Terminal 3 opened in March 2011 with 92 check-in desks, 40 gates, 16 boarding gates, 5 airbridges & 11 baggage claim carousels. The new parking garage is connected to the new Terminal 3 by two airbridges.
Amenities and services inside the terminals: For custor assistance call 902 404 704. Aside from food & drink establishments and a wide assortment of shops & duty-free shops, the terminals offers information and tourist counters, internet access, currency exchange, Lost Luggage, lost & found, tour operators, and VIP lounge.
Terminal 1 of Alicante International has check-in counters 1-39 (39 is for special baggage), and 11 gates - the odd-numbered five of them with airbridges, and nine baggage claim carousels. While Terminal 1 is used by all airlines, Air Algerie, EasyJet, Jet2.com & Ryanair use both T1 & T2.
Terminal 2 of Alicante International has check-in desks 51 to 64, 7 gates without airbridges and 2 baggage claim carousels. Air Algerie, EasyJet, Jet2.com & Ryanair are the major airlines operating from this terminal (and T1).
Ticket sales and luggage check-in are on the ground floor, while boarding for both domestic and international flights takes place on the first floor and in the new temporary passenger processing zone in T2, connected to the main building via walkway. T2 has a new waiting area for international flights.
Terminal 3 opened in March 2011 with 92 check-in desks, 40 gates, 16 boarding gates, 5 airbridges & 11 baggage claim carousels. The new parking garage is connected to the new Terminal 3 by two airbridges.
Amenities and services inside the terminals: For custor assistance call 902 404 704. Aside from food & drink establishments and a wide assortment of shops & duty-free shops, the terminals offers information and tourist counters, internet access, currency exchange, Lost Luggage, lost & found, tour operators, and VIP lounge.