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Flights to Palma

Mallorca is a Spanish island located in the Mediterranean sea. It is considered as the largest of the Balearic Islands and is one of the prime holiday destinations in Europe because of its warm climate for most of the year. Palma cheap flights are readily available, especially in the summer, from cities like London and Munich.

Which is the main airport in Palma?

The only airport on the island is the Palma de Mallorca Airport which is approximately 5 miles from the city of Palma. It is the third busiest in Spain, which is evidence of just how popular a holiday destination the island is. There are Palma cheap flights courtesy of numerous budget airlines that fly this route throughout the year.

Which airlines offer flights to Palma?

Some of the airlines that operate this route include EasyJet, BA CityFlyer, Monarch, Thomson Airways, and Thomas Cook Airlines. Major carriers that fly this route include Air Lufthansa and Swiss Airlines offering a range of fares depending on traveler's budget.

Why travel by plane to Palma?

Traveling by plane to Palma is the best option available. Because Palma is an island, it takes a significant time to cross the Balearic sea on a ferry. There is no road network because of the vast water mass and therefore, the only alternative to sea crossing is using a plane. This is a more efficient method because it is not only faster but also more comfortable. Major airlines fly this route and all the flights have onboard personnel who tend to the passengers all the time to ensure that they have a wonderful experience on the flight.

Before you travel to Palma by plane - good to know!

Upon arriving in Palma, it is a quick and short trip to the city center using an efficient tram or light rail network that only takes minutes. Alternatively, visitors can make necessary arrangements online to hire a car which can be used to tour the city. Other than that, there are numerous attractions such as the Catedral-Basilica de Santa Maria de Mallorca which is a gothic style place of worship that overlooks the sea. Another spectacle is the Castell de Bellver which is a hilltop castle constructed in the 1300s and is now the city's museum. Don't miss the Palma Aquarium with its vast shark tank, jungle microclimate roof garden and guided tours overlooking a coral reef.