Air Nostrum (operating as Iberia Regional) is the only regular commercial airline active at the airport. It offers direct year-round flights to Málaga, Madrid, Granada-Jaén, Almería, Seville, Barcelona, and Gran Canaria, along with seasonal connections to Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife North, Asturias, and Santiago de Compostela.
No, the airport operates during daytime hours only and closes following the last scheduled flight (around 6:00 pm in winter and 7:00 pm in summer). Overnight stays inside the terminal are not permitted, so staying in a city hotel is necessary.
The city centre is only 3 km away. The fastest and most convenient option is a taxi from the rank right outside arrivals (a 5 to 10-minute ride). Urban bus service is also offered by COA Melilla.
Yes, Aena provides free internet access via the "Airport Free Wifi Aena" network across the entire passenger terminal building.
No, given its compact terminal size and domestic short-haul traffic profile, Melilla Airport does not have VIP lounges or partner lounges belonging to networks like Priority Pass.
The airport provides General Car Park P1 situated directly opposite the terminal building, a 1-minute walk away. It offers covered, open-air, and PRM reserved spaces, with advance discount reservations available through Aena's portal.