Airports on the Costa del Sol

How to get in touch with Malaga Airport. With up-to-the minute flight information links to bus, taxi, lost property and airport information.

• Real-time flight information (all daily flights to and from all Spanish airports): Click here
• Spanish Airport Information (24/7) Tel: 902 404 704

Airports serving the Costa del Sol

Below are contact details for Málaga Airport, Almería Airport, Granada Airport, Seville Airport, Cordoba Airport, and Gibraltar Airport.

• For a map of the local airports see Costa del Sol Airport Maps

Málaga Airport

Aeropuerto de Málaga	Málaga Airport Information	Tel: 952 048 804
	Málaga Airport online (in English)	Website
	Access: Airport is 8 Km from the city centre. The airport is currently being expanded - beware of traffic problems and allow plenty of time to get there	Website
	Parking: Public parking available	Tel: 952 048 849 Parking
	Disabled: The airport has facilities for those with reduced mobility	Disabled
	Lost Luggage: Eurohandling	Tel: 952 048 257
	Lost Luggage: Iberia	Tel: 952 136 204
	Lost Luggage: Spanair	Tel: 902 131 435
	Lost Luggage: Swissport	Tel: 952 048 189
	Taxi: There are taxi ranks at both terminals one and two. All taxis must adhere to a fixed pricing scheme, see the website for up-to-date details of the price per kilometre	Tel: 952 040 804 Website
	Bus	Information

LICENSED TO DRIVE

When you relocate and settle in a new country there is always a long list of things to do, things to change and things to get used to. For many people, one of the biggest of these is driving - adapting to the road rules and customs. But before you can take the wheel you should be absolutely certain you're licensed to drive.

Anyone living in Spain who has a driving licence issued by an EU country may simply keep on using that licence for as long as it's valid. However you may exchange it for a Spanish one if you choose (a fairly simple process), and you have to exchange it if you commit a driving offence.
It gets more complicated for someone with a driving licence issued by a country outside the EU. Some countries have agreements with Spain allowing you to exchange your licence (as long as you do so within the first year of residence). But if your licence was not issued by one of these countries you'll have to take a full driving test - in Spanish!