“Great, easy to use, low cost.”
“It was flawless. I picked up my car quickly and easily. No problem.”
“Not the cheapest service, but the interface is very friendly and easy to use.”
Seville (San Pablo) Airport is above all an airport for domestic flights (almost 80%). However, the number of international flights is rising, among other things due to the arrival of budget airline Ryanair. However, a renowned airline company like British Airways also uses the airport. In recent years the number of passengers rose by 15%. In 2005, Seville Airport processed over 3 million passengers. Work is underway to improve the facilities, in order to be able to handle the further growth.
The airport is located 10 kilometres to the north-east of Seville, the capital of Andalusia, along the motorway that connects Cordoba and Madrid. The airport is easy to reach by car, and every half an hour there is a bus headed for the centre of Seville. There are hotels in the nearby area.
Seville Airport is small, and as yet there are not many shops, although there is a large duty-free shop. There are two (snack) bars, a self-service restaurant and a tapas bar. There is also a fairly large conference room, and there are two VIP-Lounges. In addition, the airport has a pharmacy, a First Aid station, a money exchange office, a post office and ATM machines.
In the aviation industry Seville Airport is indicated by the abbreviations SVQ (IATA airport code) of LEZL (ICAO airport code).
Link to official website of Seville Airport