Ibiza, better known as Ibiza, is one of the four islands in the Balearic archipelago. The island of Ibiza is one of the three airports in the archipelago - it is the main airport of the island. Ibiza Airport is located about 10 kilometers from Ibiza, in the city of San Jose. It serves 95% of passengers traveling to the island of Ibiza or the island of Formentera.
Approximately 5.7 million passengers are served here annually. At the same time, the airport has only one runway and one terminal.
History
Before and after the Spanish Civil War, which took place in 1936-1939, the airfield was used by the military. In the late summer of 1949, the airport began to be used for civilian purposes. However, this did not last long, as the airport could not provide quality services to flights due to lack of infrastructure.
From 1954 to 1958 serious modernization was carried out at the airport, which subsequently allowed the launch of regular flights to Palma de Mallorca and Barcelona. In the 60s of the last century, after a series of minor modernizations, the airport began to operate international flights and received a certificate of the highest quality.
In 1973, a new passenger terminal was opened, and the old one began to be used for technical purposes. The next major renovation of the entire airport was carried out in the mid-80s. In 2004, a car park was put into operation.
Since the turn of the century, the annual flow of passengers has increased rapidly, making the airport in Ibiza one of the ten largest in the country.
Services
The airport in Ibiza offers its guests all the services they need on the road. There are cafes and restaurants here, ready to feed every hungry passenger.
The shopping area offers a variety of goods, ranging from souvenirs and gifts to food and drinks.
For passengers traveling in business class, the airport has a separate waiting room with an increased level of comfort.
The airport also offers a mother and child room and play areas for children.
Of course, the airport has standard services such as ATMs, post office, currency exchange, Internet access, etc.
Transport
There is a regular bus service from the airport to Ibiza town center. A more expensive option is a taxi, which will take passengers to any point in the city.
Updated: 2020.02.
