Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) PMI: Departure times and transfers

Flying from/to Palma de Mallorca Airport

Get straight from Palma de Mallorca Airport to the city centre without dither—booking your ticket in advance means you can zoom through the airport and be on your way to the city. We, at Omio, have collected information on the facilities that you have after landing, and the main places worth stopping at in the city centre to make planning your trip easier.

Travel from Palma de Mallorca city center to Palma de Mallorca Airport

Palma de Mallorca is the largest of the Spanish Balearic Islands, and because of its natural beauty, stunning Mediterranean weather, and unique cultural influences, it has become one of Spain's most popular tourist destinations. People from around the world flock to Palma de Mallorca every year, enjoying the beaches along the Bay of Palma and swimming in the waters of the Balearic sea. Palma de Mallorca's public transportation system is fairly efficient, mostly consisting of buses, trains and subways, but transportation to the Palma de Mallorca airport is fairly easy year round.

What's the best way to get to Palma de Mallorca Airport from Palma de Mallorca city center?

The best way to reach the airport is by city bus. The Route 1 Airport-City-Port bus is frequent, convenient and efficient. It departs the central station of Placa d'Espanya and reaches the airport station of Aeroport in 25 to 30 minutes, depending on traffic. The Placa d'Espanya station is a 10 to 15 minute walk north from central Palma de Mallorca. Driving is the next best way to reach the airport, but are often more affected by traffic than buses, which are able to drive in a separate lane. Driving takes 15 to 18 minutes without traffic. 

How far is it from Palma de Mallorca city center to Palma de Mallorca Airport?

The airport is six and a quarter miles (10 kilometers) from the city center. The bus takes a straightforward route northwest to get to the airport, and covers this distance in 25 to 30 minutes, compared to cars which make the journey in 15 to 18 minutes. Buses are less affected by traffic which is a frequent concern in this popular tourist city. The bus stops at both the arrivals and departures areas of the airport. It is recommended travelers leave one hour to reach the airport at a minimum.

What facilities are there at Palma de Mallorca Airport?

There are short and long stay parking garages at the Palma de Mallorca Airport, offering a range of first-class, VIP and public parking packages. Free WiFi runs throughout the airport, and alongside the three meeting rooms available for rent, it is the perfect place to conduct business. There are children's play areas on both of the airport's levels, as well as shops selling everything from sporting goods, fashion, electronics, and books, to jewellery and watches. Tapas and meals are available from local bars and restaurants, and the airport features many cafes and fast food for people after a light snack or quick meal before they fly. 

How accessible is the route for those with limited mobility?

Buses are equipped with wheelchair ramps, non-slip flooring and special assistance for travelers with limited mobility. Passengers with limited mobility are well taken care of at the ​Palma de Mallorca Airport. After booking assistance at least 48 hours in advance, passengers can meet airport staff at one of several meeting points located in the parking garages and arrivals and departures areas. Assistance is flexible as everyone's needs are different, but usually includes help with carrying luggage and moving around the airport for anything passengers wish to do before they fly, all the way to boarding. There are accessible restrooms and elevators for the convenience of all passengers.

Local tips: how to travel to Palma de Mallorca Airport like a local

Locals take advantage of the efficient public airport transit and take the bus to their flight, picking up a meal at the airport before their flight. Palma de Mallorca is often congested, particularly in the city center, and buses are able to drive in a separate lane to avoid the worst of the traffic. Locals walk from the city center to the Placa d'Espanya station as the journey takes them through beautiful sights of the city such as the Plaza Mayor, a large historic market space with a bustling courtyard full of various shopping wares. Art lovers may also want to stop by the Museu Fundacion Juan March along the way to the station. This modern Spanish art museum is housed inside an attractive historic building.