Bilbao Airport
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Bilbao Airport (Spanish: Aeropuerto de Bilbao, Basque: Bilbo Loiuko aireportua ) is an international airport, near Bilbao in the Basque Autonomous Community in northern Spain.
Terminal building
The building, designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava terminal was completed in 2005. He is due to its distinctive shape La Paloma (Eng. The dove ) called.
Airlines and destinations
Bilbao is connected by several airlines with destinations within Spain and European destinations, including Madrid, Lanzarote, Amsterdam and Lisbon. Connections to German targets currently in place with Lufthansa to Frankfurt, Munich and Dusseldorf. German Wings connects Bilbao with Stuttgart. Air Berlin flies from Dusseldorf in addition also to Bilbao. Vueling flies from Berlin to Bilbao. Ryanair flies several times a week to Weeze.
Location and Transport
The airport is 10 km north of the city of Bilbao ( Bilbo ) in the field of community Lujua ( Loiu ).
- Bus: Every 30 minutes, the 3247 line of yellow Bizkaibus on the central Plaza Moyúa in 25 minutes drive to the bus station Termibus to the fairgrounds on the western edge of downtown. With a Creditrans card for 5 euros ( vending machines in the arrivals hall ), also for the tram EuskoTran ( Tranvía de Bilbao), the Metro and the buses can be used by Bilbobus ( for multiple people), is the fare per person from airport to Termibus ( 2 zones ) instead of 1,30 € € only 1.05. An Plaza Moyúa and Termibus (Metro San Mames ) can be switched in the metro. With the green tram the EuskoTran, which runs along the river Nervión, one comes from Termibus also to the Guggenheim Museum.