Menorca Airport

Menorca Airport is about 4.5 km (2.8 miles) southwest of Mahón (Maó), the island's capital, near the village of Sant Climent. Bus line 10 reaches Mahón's bus station in about 10 minutes, and taxis and pre-booked cars wait outside the terminal for the short drive into town or to the harbor.

Yes. Menorca Airport stands just outside Mahón, so many travelers and airlines call it Mahón or Maó airport, and its code is MAH. It is the only airport on Menorca, so every flight to the island lands here. The old Mahón airfield nearby is now used only by light aircraft.

Ciutadella is at the western end of Menorca, across the island from the airport on the Me-1 road. There is no direct airport bus, so on public transportation you take line 10 to Mahón's bus station and change to a bus for Ciutadella. A taxi or pre-booked car drives you straight there, which is easier with luggage.

Yes. Bus line 10 links the airport with Mahón's bus station in about 10 minutes, from early morning to late evening, with more departures from June to September. The stop is on Floor 1 by departures. From Mahón, other lines run to Ciutadella and the resorts, though connections can be slow.

The official taxi stand is outside the arrivals area on Floor 0 of the terminal. Aena advises taking taxis only from this signed stand and not from drivers offering rides elsewhere. In July and August the line can be long when several flights land at once, so a pre-booked car is easier at peak times.

Menorca Airport has one terminal for all flights, Schengen and non-Schengen. Arrivals and baggage claim are on Floor 0, check-in is on Floor 1, and the boarding area with the departure gates is on Floor 2. All arriving passengers leave through the same arrivals hall.

Vueling, Iberia and Ryanair fly year-round, mainly to Barcelona, Madrid and Málaga. From spring to autumn, easyJet, Jet2, TUI and British Airways add many routes to the UK, and Transavia, Volotea, Lufthansa, Edelweiss, ITA Airways and others link Menorca with France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and the Netherlands.

Yes. The airport is open all year, and flights to Barcelona and Madrid run through the winter. Most international routes are seasonal, though, so the airport is much busier from April to October than in winter, when many travelers from abroad connect through Barcelona or Madrid.

Yes. The Tramuntana VIP Lounge is airside past security and duty-free, near gate 9, and serves Schengen and non-Schengen flights. Eligible airline passengers, Aena Club members and lounge-program cardholders such as Priority Pass can use it, and its opening hours are shorter from November to March.

Spain is in the Schengen area, so flights from other Schengen countries arrive without passport checks, while arrivals from outside it, such as the UK, go through passport control. Non-EU travelers are registered in the EU Entry/Exit System (EES), fully operational since 10 April 2026; the planned ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation.

Aena runs the parking at Menorca Airport: the P1 general parking lot in front of the terminal, Express parking for short stays and pickups, and Long Stay for longer trips. You can book ahead through the Aena app or website, or drive in without a reservation and pay before you leave.

The car rental desks are on Floor 0 of the terminal, near the arrivals hall. Aena lists Sixt, Avis, Europcar, Hertz and Enterprise, and rental cars are kept in a dedicated parking lot beside the terminal. Other companies meet customers at the airport or run shuttles to their own lots nearby.

Mahón's harbor is a short drive from the airport, and Ciutadella's port is across the island at the western end. Ferries to Mallorca and mainland Spain sail from both ports. A taxi or pre-booked car takes you straight to the terminal; by bus, line 10 runs to Mahón, with a change for Ciutadella.