Terminal 1 (T1)
Terminal 1 handles primarily domestic flights and Schengen destinations. It is part of the original terminal complex connected to T2 and T3.
Terminal Overview
Terminal 1 is the oldest terminal at Madrid-Barajas Airport, originally opened in 1931 and extensively renovated over the years. It primarily serves domestic Spanish routes and short-haul European destinations within the Schengen area.
The terminal is connected to Terminal 2 via an indoor walkway, making it easy for passengers to access both facilities. T1 features a compact design that allows for quick navigation between check-in, security, and gates.
Gates A1-A24
Departure Gates
24/7
Operating Hours
Terminal Map
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Airlines Operating from Terminal 1
Iberia ExpressAir EuropaVuelingRyanairEasyJetNorwegianTransaviaVolotea
Services & Facilities
Duty-Free Shopping
Departures Area
Restaurants
Levels 1 & 2
Cafeterias
Throughout Terminal
Free WiFi
Entire Terminal
ATMs & Currency Exchange
Arrivals Hall
Assistance Services
Information Desk