LEI - Almeria Airport
We have detailed sections explaining who flies direct to Almeria from the UK. You can get scheduled flights from eight different UK Airports and more details are available in the table below.
It is also possible to get a number of charter flights from these and other UK airports and we suggest that you visit www.thomsonfly.com to see what they have on offer.
Almeria Airport handles a large number of direct internal flights on a daily basis. The main Spanish airports with direct flights to Almeria are Alicante Airport, Asturias, Barcelona Airport, Jerez Airport, Madrid-Barajas, Malaga Pablo Picasso Airport, Palma de Mallorca Airport, Salamanca, Valladolid, Vitoria and Zaragoza Airports. The largest Spanish operators of these flights are Spanair and Iberia
Almeria Airport plays an important role in the development of the province's tourism. It is located just eight kilometres from the city centre, and enjoys excellent transport communications links with the province's other main tourist destinations of Cabo de Gata, Aguadulce, Roquetas de Mar, Garrucho, El Ejido and Mojacar.
UK Airports and Airlines that operate Flights to Almeria
| Birmingham to Almeria | Monarch flys from Birmingham to Almeria. More info |
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Ryanair flys from Dublin to Almeria. More info |
| Easyjet flys from Gatwick to Almeria. More info | |
| Leeds to Almeria | Jet2 flys from Leeds Bradford Airport to Almeria. More info |
| Luton to Almeria | Monarch flys from London Luton to Almeria. More info |
| Manchester to Almeria | Monarch flys from Manchester international Airport to Almeria. More info |
| Stansted to Almeria | Easyjet and Ryanair fly from London Stansted to Almeria. More info |
Almeria Airport Information
The airport in Almeria is not a huge international one but it is very well maintained and serviced because of the high volume of incoming tourists, especially from the United Kingdom and Northern Europe. There are also many cheap flight combinations to be had if you fly in via Madrid or Barcelona.
The main reason for the growing number of passenger is due to the arrival of flights from some of the UK’s leading low cost airlines. The airport at Almeria is under continuous development to cope with this and in 1995 the passenger terminal was remodelled and in 2002 a new cargo terminal started operating. In 2005 Almeria played host to the 25th Mediterranean Games and in 2007 passenger numbers peaked with a record number of 1,206,634 with 20,139 flight operations. This is quite an increase from just 750,000 visitors in 1996.
