Ceuta Heliport

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The heliport Ceuta (Spanish Helipuerto de Ceuta ) ( IATA code JCU, ICAO code GECE ) is the heliport and the only transport device, which serves the Spanish autonomous community of Ceuta in North Africa.

Since 9 January 2004, it is possible to fly from Malaga Airport to Ceuta with a helicopter. This Heliport is the first in Spain, which was built and operated by AENA to ensure safe accessibility autonomous region.

It is located in the port of Ceuta between the cargo dock and the fishing port in the north of the city. The heliport consists of a helipad, a two-story terminal, a power station and a fire station.

This facility has been the fastest way to Ceuta, since passengers can fly to Ceuta in around 30 minutes from Malaga Airport by him.

2006 the heliport had cleared 20 233 passengers, aircraft movements in 2656 and 4.6 tons of cargo.

The heliport is served by Cathelicopters, a company with headquarters in Barcelona. Also the Algeciras Heliport is served.