Seville Airport Transfers

Seville Airport, also know as Seville-San Pablo International Airport (IATA: SVQ, ICAO: LEZL) is a Spanish airport managed by Aena. It is located 3 km northeast of the city of Seville. It is located in the municipalities of Seville and La Rinconada, and is an important economic engine for generating wealth and employment for the city and the region, being the second with the highest number of passengers in Andalusia after the Malaga-Costa Airport. del Sol and the first in volume of merchandise.

The terminal, designed by architect Rafael Moneo, was built as a building rooted in Sevillian and Andalusian culture, based on three traditional components: the Mosque, the Palace and the orange trees. An orange orchard welcomes the traveler at the airport, and then enters a blue room due to the effect of the glazed tiles and crowned by an archway supported by the vaults.

Seville airport has a runway 3,360 m long and 45 m wide. Because the predominant wind direction in the area is SW-NE, and as a consequence of its location in the Guadalquivir valley, the orientation coordinates of the runway coincide with the numerical designation 09-27. End 09 has a magnetic bearing of 91° on the compass, while end 27 is 271°. Both thresholds have ILS/DME CAT I precision instrument operation, that is, they can land and take off aircraft with visibility greater than 550 m. The runway route is paved and also has a visual approach slope indicator system PAPI 3º (Precision Approach Trajectory Indicator) at both ends.