BCN Airport Overview
Barcelona Airport BCN is located south-west of the city of Barcelona, between the city limits of El Prat de Llobregat, Viladecans and Sant Boi. The Airport is being served by multiple major and minor airlines, serving not only Europe, but the Middle East, parts of North and South Africa, Singapore, Central and South America, Mexico and the U.S. These airlines fly to US destinations: Iberia--to Washington-Dulles and Boston; Delta--to Atlanta; Continental--to Newark.
Barcelona Airport has experienced tremendous growth in the last decade--in 2008 it handled over 30.2 million passengers. As a consequence of this rapid growth, BCN is preparing for the future by making major updates to its infrastructure and services. When the long-term plan is completed, it will transform the airport by adding a new terminal area and extending the airfield with a new runway, as well as undertaking other improvements. This in turn will increase its domestic and international connections and establish Barcelona Airport as a major European hub.
Aside from its three commercial airline terminals--TA, TB and TC, Barcelona Airport has also a separate Corporate Aviation Terminal with waiting rooms, VIP lounges and public areas situated on the ground floor, and meeting rooms and company offices on the upper floor. Open year-round, 24/7.
Barcelona Airport currently has 26 corporate aviation spaces occupied by: CNAir, Gestair, Universal Jet, Bks, Punto Fa, Corporate Jets, Bcn Jets and Executive Airlines.
Getting to the Airport by Car:
C-31 Barcelona-Castelldefels dual carriageway is the access road to the Airport and connects you with the C-32 Barcelona-Sitges. From the city of Barcelona ring roads, you can arrive by the means of the "Pata Sur".