MAD · Arrivals
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· 240 arrivals on the board
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- 07:5407:35QR147Delayed by 19 m
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How do I get to and from Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport?
Madrid–Barajas is well connected with central Madrid by metro, commuter rail to Terminal 4, airport buses, taxis, ride-hailing and private transfers. Taxis use official ranks outside arrivals, while app-based pickups may have designated meeting points. Major car-rental companies operate at the airport, and road access is straightforward via Madrid’s ring and radial motorways.
How do the terminals work at Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport?
The airport is organised into the connected Terminals 1, 2 and 3, plus the newer Terminal 4 complex with its satellite building, Terminal 4S. Airlines are split by terminal, so check your booking before travelling. Terminal 4 and 4S are linked airside by an automated train, while free shuttle buses connect the terminal areas landside for transfers.