Seville Airport (IATA code: SVQ, ICAO code: LEZL), also known as Seville–San Pablo Airport, is a civil airport located within the municipality of Seville, in the province of Seville, Andalusia, approximately 10 km from Seville city centre, in Spain.
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The airport is accessible via the A-4 motorway and offers bus connections, taxis and car rental services. The journey to Seville city centre usually takes around 15–20 minutes by car, depending on traffic.
The EA (Especial Aeropuerto) bus route, operated by TUSSAM, connects the airport with several key locations in Seville, including Sevilla-Santa Justa railway station, San Bernardo, Prado de San Sebastián, Torre del Oro and Plaza de Armas bus station.
The full journey to Plaza de Armas takes approximately 35 minutes, depending on traffic. The airport bus stop is located outside the terminal, near the arrivals area.
The service operates from early morning until after midnight, with frequencies varying throughout the day. Tickets can be paid for on board using a bank card, making the bus a convenient option for reaching the city centre or connecting with trains and other bus services.
The official taxi rank is located directly outside the terminal, near the arrivals exit. Taxis provide direct transfers to Seville city centre, Santa Justa railway station, hotels and other destinations throughout the city.
Journeys between the airport and Seville are subject to a special airport taxi fare (Tarifa Única Aeropuerto), which varies according to the time of day, date and applicable conditions. Trips to destinations outside the municipality of Seville are subject to interurban fares.
Taxis are particularly convenient for reaching accommodation directly, travelling with luggage or arriving when public transport services are less frequent.
Car rental desks are located on the ground floor (Level 0) of the terminal, in the public arrivals area. Companies operating at the airport include Avis, Enterprise, Europcar, Goldcar-InterRent, Hertz, OK Mobility and Sixt.
Vehicles are collected and returned in designated areas within the airport grounds, following each rental company’s instructions.
Renting a car is particularly convenient for exploring the province of Seville, visiting towns across western Andalusia or travelling to destinations with limited public transport connections.
Distinctive feature
Designed by architect Rafael Moneo for the 1992 Universal Exposition, the terminal incorporates elements inspired by traditional Andalusian architecture, including arches, vaulted ceilings, glazed tiles and an orange grove.
Airport facilities
Seville Airport is the main airport serving the city and one of the most important airports in Andalusia. It handles domestic and international flights, including connections to various European destinations, with routes varying by season.
Operated by Aena, the airport has a single passenger terminal accommodating commercial flights, with transport connections, restaurants, shops and parking facilities available within the airport grounds.
The airport has one passenger terminal, arranged across two main levels. The ground floor (Level 0) contains check-in counters, arrivals and baggage reclaim, while the first floor (Level 1) provides access to the boarding gates and restricted departures area.
Boarding takes place via passenger boarding bridges or remote aircraft stands, depending on the flight. No transfers between terminals are required.
The terminal is normally open from 4:30 am to 1:30 am, although it may open as early as 3:30 am on certain days to accommodate flight operations.
Important: boarding gate assignments and changes are not announced over the public address system. Passengers should regularly check the flight information screens.
The airport has ATMs operated by Euronet and Banco Santander (4B) for cash withdrawals. The Banco Santander ATM is located in the departures hall on Level 1.
Foreign currency exchange services are limited, so passengers are advised to have euros available or exchange currency before arriving at the airport.
The Azahar VIP Lounge is located on Level 1, after security, and is available to passengers travelling on both Schengen and non-Schengen flights.
The lounge provides seating and relaxation areas, workspaces, food and drinks, WiFi and other facilities for a more comfortable wait before departure.
Access may be included with certain airline fares or membership programmes, and can also be purchased through Aena’s booking channels.
The airport offers a wide range of dining and shopping options, particularly in the boarding area. In the public departures area, passengers will find cafés such as Express & Co., while after security there are establishments including FoodMarket, The Garden and Enrique Tomás, serving meals, sandwiches, drinks and takeaway food.
The shopping area includes duty-free stores, fashion and accessories shops, regional products and travel essentials. The selection is more extensive after security, allowing passengers to shop or have a meal before boarding.
Opening hours may vary according to airport activity.
The airport provides free WiFi through the Airport Free Wifi Aena network, available in public areas and throughout the boarding facilities.
To connect, passengers need to access the welcome portal and sign in using an email address or an Aena Club account. Once the account has been verified, there is no time limit on the connection.
The free Sin Barreras assistance service is available for passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility. Designated meeting points are available, and assistance is provided during check-in, security checks, boarding and arrival.
Assistance should be requested through the airline or Aena at least 48 hours in advance to ensure the service can be properly arranged.
The airport offers several parking options close to the terminal. The P1 General Car Park is located in a covered building opposite the terminal, approximately a one-minute walk away, and allows parking without an advance reservation. It is convenient for short stays and trips lasting a few days.
The P2 Long-Stay Car Park is approximately a three-minute walk from the terminal and is intended for vehicles parked for several days. Advance booking is required.
A VIP Parking service is also available, offering vehicle drop-off and collection for passengers seeking additional convenience.
Hotels near the airport
There is no hotel inside the airport terminal. The nearest accommodation options are mainly found in Sevilla Este, around the Seville Conference and Exhibition Centre (FIBES), and in areas connected to the A-4 motorway.
These areas are convenient for passengers with early morning flights or late arrivals. Staying in Seville city centre may be more practical for visitors planning to explore the city and use public transport, although the journey to the airport is longer.
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