Private Jet Flights From Madrid to Canary Islands

Madrid to Canary Islands

Route Briefing

IATA:

MAD

IATA:

TFS

Block Time

2h 45m

Region

Europe

Distance

920
NM

Charter From

Madrid-Barajas Airport

Private flights between Madrid and the Canary Islands typically take around 2 hours 45 minutes, linking Madrid’s major business aviation airports with airports including Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote. A popular domestic route for direct access to Atlantic resorts.

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Operational Notes

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Departure

Madrid-Barajas Airport

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Slot Requirement

Arrival

Tenerife South Airport

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Departure

Madrid-Barajas Airport

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Arrival

Tenerife South Airport

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Madrid Barajas International Airport Aerial View

Madrid Barajas International Airport

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Madrid Cuatro Vientos Airport

Madrid Torrejón Airport Aerial View

Madrid Torrejón Airport

Madrid Barajas International Airport

IATA:

MAD

ICAO:

LEMD

40.4895 N

3.5643 W

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport is the primary international gateway to Spain’s capital and one of the most important aviation hubs in Europe. Located approximately 12 kilometres northeast of central Madrid, the airport handles tens of millions of passengers annually and serves as a major connection point between Europe, the Americas and the wider Mediterranean region.

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Handling Information

Sky Valet Madrid

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport, Avenida de la Hispanidad s/n, 28042 Madrid, Spain

Runway Length

13,700 ft

FBO Lounge

Available

Operating Hours

24/7

Ground Transfers

Available

Departure Airports

Arrival Airports

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Madrid Barajas International Airport

IATA:

MAD

ICAO:

LEMD

40.4895 N

3.5643 W

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport is the primary international gateway to Spain’s capital and one of the most important aviation hubs in Europe. Located approximately 12 kilometres northeast of central Madrid, the airport handles tens of millions of passengers annually and serves as a major connection point between Europe, the Americas and the wider Mediterranean region.

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Handling Information

Sky Valet Madrid

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport, Avenida de la Hispanidad s/n, 28042 Madrid, Spain

Runway Length

13,700 ft

FBO Lounge

Available

Operating Hours

24/7

Ground Transfers

Available

Busy airport terminal hall with travellers walking under a large glass roof

Madrid Cuatro Vientos Airport

IATA:

ECV

ICAO:

LECU

40.3685 N

3.7807 W

Madrid–Cuatro Vientos Airport is a historic airfield located approximately 8 kilometres southwest of central Madrid and is widely recognised as the oldest operating airport in Spain. Established in 1911, the airport has played a significant role in Spanish aviation history and today primarily supports general aviation, helicopter operations and smaller private aircraft movements.

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Gestair Handling

Aeropuerto de Cuatro Vientos, Avenida de la Aviación s/n, 28054 Madrid, Spain

Runway Length

4,900 ft

Helicopter Transfers

Available

Operating Hours

Upon Request

Ground Transfers

Available

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Madrid Torrejón Airport

IATA:

TOJ

ICAO:

LETO

40.2948 N

3.2645 W

Madrid–Torrejón Airport is a joint-use airport located approximately 25 kilometres northeast of central Madrid. The airfield is shared between the Spanish Air and Space Force and civilian aviation authorities, with the civilian section primarily dedicated to executive and private aviation operations.

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ExecuJet Spain - Madrid–Torrejón Airport

Carretera de Ajalvir s/n, 28850 Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid, Spain

Runway Length

12,000 ft

Helicopter Transfers

Available

Operating Hours

Upon Request

Ground Transfers

Available

Frequently Asked Questions

The BLAK team answers the most common questions and covers the essentials for those thinking about flying to and from the Canary Islands.

Which airports do private jets typically use in the Canary Islands?

Private jets commonly operate through the archipelago’s main international airports, including Tenerife South, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and La Palma. These airports have the runway length and infrastructure required to accommodate a wide range of business jet aircraft arriving from mainland Europe.

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Do all Canary Islands airports accept private jets?

Not all airports across the archipelago are suitable for larger business jets. Some airports, such as those on smaller islands, operate shorter runways designed primarily for regional aircraft and turboprops. Larger aircraft usually operate into the bigger international airports before passengers continue onward.

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Can travellers visit multiple Canary Islands during one trip by private aircraft?

Yes. Many visitors combine several islands during a single journey. Short regional flights between islands allow travellers to experience the diverse landscapes of the archipelago, from the volcanic terrain of Lanzarote to the beaches of Fuerteventura and the forests of La Palma.

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What aircraft types are commonly used for flights to the Canary Islands?

Flights from mainland Europe often use midsize and long-range business jets such as the Citation XLS+, Challenger series and Falcon aircraft. Shorter inter-island flights are typically operated by turboprop aircraft.

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