Zaragoza to Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD) bus with Alsa

Buses from Zaragoza to Madrid Barajas airport

To travel by bus between Zaragoza and Barajas airport in Madrid, passengers can choose between 11 different departures. The fastest of them all makes the trip, directly, in 3 hours and a half, so it is an excellent alternative.

Which buses go from Zaragoza to Madrid Barajas airport?

The company Alsa, one of the most prestigious and experienced in passenger transport in Spain, is responsible for managing the bus service Zaragoza Madrid airport, which ensures a high level of excellence in the itinerary, a careful fleet of vehicles with great comfort and individualized entertainment.

How long does the bus from Zaragoza to Madrid Barajas airport take?

Taking a Zaragoza Madrid airport bus is a splendid choice to make this journey in less than 4 hours. All itineraries are direct, have no stopovers, which means that in the fastest cases, they are done in 3 hours and 30 minutes. What is the distance between the two locations? 262 kilometres.

How many buses are there from Zaragoza to Madrid Barajas airport?

Those interested in booking a Zaragoza Madrid airport bus have within their reach, every day, 11 different frequencies; 2 of them are in the morning, 5 in the morning, 3 in the afternoon and the last one at night. Consequently, it is easy to find an option that adapts to the agenda of each interested traveler.

Where do the buses from Zaragoza to Madrid Barajas airport depart from and arrive at?

Zaragoza central bus station: located in the same Zaragoza-Delicias train station, it is a modern enclosure with spacious and comfortable docks, information panels, ticket sales, cafeteria, car rental companies, restrooms, parking and a 40,000 square metre roof. Located only 10 minutes by car from the centre, it can be reached by urban bus lines 51 and 34 or by circular buses Ci1 and Ci2, as well as by Tourist Bus.

Madrid-Barajas Airport Station: Spain's most important airport is located about 12 kilometres from the centre of the country's capital. It includes its own bus station, connected to the city by Cercanías C1 and C10, metro line 8 and urban buses numbers 101, 200 and 203. Logically, its facilities benefit from all the benefits and services of this imposing infrastructure.