Lisbon Airport
Lisbon Airport
Lisbon Airport
Lisbon Airport

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LISBON AIRPORT (LIS)

Lisbon airport also known as Lisbon Humberto Delgado or Portela Airport, is the main international gateway to Portugal. Being one of the largest airports in Southern Europe, Lisbon Airport has two main runways and continues to expand. The Lisbon International Airport renamed in 2015 to the Humberto Delgado Airport after a famous Portuguese air force general and politician. Today is one of the largest airports in Southern Europe, with two large runways and ongoing expansion plans including new terminals that could further increase its amount of annual traffic.

Lisbon Airport
Lisbon Airport
 
Lisbon Airport Opened on 15th October 1942. Started off with four runways each a kilometre long. It has since expanded and currently has sixteen jet ways. Portugal was a neutral country during World War II and therefore the airport was open to both Axis and Allied forces during this period. Since then Lisbon Airport has undergone upgrades on several occasions with major airlines using it over the years. In the years since the war, the airport has grown significantly and now serves more than 25 million people each year, including travelers visiting Portugal and the rest of Europe, as well as connecting flights, and non-travel commercial flights.
Lisbon Airport is located 7km north of the capital Lisbon. This strategic location makes it easy for you to get to your hotel without much of a hustle. The airport handled over 30 million passengers in 2019. The strategic location of Lisbon Airport gives it an edge over other airports not only in Portugal but also in Europe at large.

Lisbon Airport, is the busiest airport in Portugal with nearly 30 million passengers.

To get to Lisbon Town via taxi, from Lisbon Airport it takes about 20 min without traffic and will cost about 25 euro.

The airport is well equipped to ensure the stay of passengers within the airport is comfortable. Restaurants, duty free shops, left luggage and baby care facilities, and meeting rooms are just but a few of the facilities available at the airport. Lisbon Airport also contains facilities for use by disabled people. Getting from the Lisbon Airport to the city centre one has the option of using taxi or bus service.

Due to the short distance it is not much of a hustle whatever your preference. Lisbon Airport has encountered several recent changes due to the increase in passenger traffic. In order to handle the ever increasing passenger traffic a second terminal was completed in 2007. New boarding gates, air bridges and parking positions were put in place to aid in achieving this end.

LIS Airport Information

IATA airport code: LIS

ICAO airport code: LPPR

Airport type: Public

Owner: Vinci Group

Operator: ANA Aeroportos de Portugal

Serves: Lisbon

Location: 17 km (4.3 mi) NE of Lisbon

Lisbon Airport Passenger Guide

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Facilities

Lisbon’s airport is a major international hub that offers an extensive range of facilities for leisure and business travelers, including:

  • Financial services (ATMs, bureaus de change)
  • Free wi-fi throughout the airport
  • Facilities for disabled people, including toilets, phone lines, and assistance
  • First aid stations in both terminals
  • Extensive food and drink options
  • Duty free shopping and other stores
  • Meeting and press conference facilities
  • Dedicated VIP lounges

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Situation

Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport is located 7 kilometres north of the Portuguese capital city of Lisbon in the parish of Portela in the Loures Municipality.

Passengers

Lisbon airport is the 12th largest airport in Europe for passengers, handling more than 33 million travelers in 2023 and more than 190,700 tonnes of cargo in 2023. The airport is routinely nominated for awards as the best in Europe.

The airport processes these passengers through two terminals, but plans are underway to build a third terminal to handle the massive demand for international travel.

Tourism

As an international hub, Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport processes travelers from around the world, although a vast majority are from European locations including the United Kingdom and Ireland. But the airport also services flights from further destinations, including the United States and Dubai, as well as other Middle East locations.

Transportation

Lisbon Airport located about 7 km from the city center, so you’re going to need some type of transportation to get you there. Thankfully the airport has plenty of options at many different price points, so you can choose what works best for your schedule and budget.

Taxi: Many taxis serve the busy airport, and travelers can expect to pay roughly €25 for a one-way taxi ride from the city center to the airport and vice versa

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Bus: Several Aerobus lines service the airport from 8am to 11am for about €5 for a journey to the center of Lisbon.

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Metro: Lisbon’s Metro rail service takes passengers to and from the airport between the hours of 6am and 1am each day, costing €1.40 one way or €6 for a daily pass which allows multiple journeys.

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Car Rentals: Pre-booking your car hire before you travel to Lisbon is usually ideal. Several companies including Europcar, Hertz, Avis, and Budget offer car rental services at the airport, with prices varying depending on the destination.

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LIS Terminals

The airport currently has two runways and terminals to handle its massive amount of traffic, but Portuguese airport operator ANA is said to be considering investing up to €400 million in building a third terminal. This facility would be dedicated to international flights, likely enabling the airport to process many more daily passengers.

Many of the shops and other facilities are located in Terminal 1, which is the much larger of the two terminals and is home to several major airlines. To handle the demands of the heavily-used terminal, it has more than 100 check-in desks and 29 gates for departures to destinations around the world. Terminal 2 is significantly smaller and devoted mostly to low-cost airlines such as EasyJet, with just 21 check-in desks and 15 departure gates.

Lisbon Airport Parking

Parking ANA is the name that covers the official Lisbon Airport Parking options, and there are both short-term and long-term options available, at differing prices. Some of the car parks are covered which helps to protect them from rain and other elements, while others are not.

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International Connections

Lisbon serves multiple destinations around the world, from short-haul travel to other European countries including France and Germany, to longer-haul travel to other continents, including flights to the United States and elsewhere.

Contact

  • Phone: +351 21 841 3500
  • Adrress: Alameda das Comunidades Portuguesas, 1700-111 Lisboa, Portugal, PORTUGAL (Google Place)
  • web: https://www.lisbonairport.pt/

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