Online Camera at Malaga Pablo Picasso International Airport
Málaga - Costa del Sol Airport is located on the Costa del Sol in Spain. The main flow of flights is accounted for by charters, so the province of Malaga annually receives thousands of tourists. The annual passenger traffic of the air hub is 19 million people, which makes Malaga airport one of the largest airports in Spain. It is second only to El Prat complex in Barcelona, Barajas in Madrid and the harbor of Palma de Mallorca in terms of congestion.
The geography of flights of the air port covers more than sixty countries of the world. Also the airport serves many flights within the country. From Málaga you can fly to Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza, Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife, Valencia, Gran Canaria and other Spanish cities.
International connections connect the resort with European cities - London, Zurich, Dublin, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Frankfurt, Paris, Brussels, Moscow, etc. There are also many flights to Casablanca and Istanbul.
Terminal complex consists of three terminals. Currently, passengers are served only two of them - T2 and T3. Terminal T1, the oldest, is closed. The second terminal is named after the famous artist Pablo Picasso, it opened in 1991. The third, the newest, has been accepting flights since 2010. Terminals are not divided by type of flight into domestic and international.
