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Compañias Aereas Y Terminales Aeropuerto Compañias Aereas y Terminales Aeropuerto COMPAÑIAS TERM TELEFONO COMPAÑIAS TERM TELEFONO COMPAÑIAS TERM TELEFONO A/ Adria Airways NO 932466777 E/ Easy Jet T1 902 599 900 S/ S7 Airlines NO Aegean Airlines T2 935 500 550 EgyptAir T1 915 488 645 SAS Scandinavian Airl. NO 807 112 117 Aer lingus T1 902 502 737 EI AI Israel Airlines T4 915 412 005 Sata International NO Aeroflot T1 900 901 528 Emirates T4 912 757 792 Saudia T1 911 880 020 Aerolineas Argentinas T1 900 955 747 Enter Air T1 SBA Airlines NO 902 121 767 Aeromexico T1 900 995 282 Estelar Aerolineas T1 910 327 218 Seagle Air NO Aerosur NO 913 243 323 Ethiopian Airlines T1 914 015 701 Siberia Airlines NO Air Algerie T4 915 420 801 Etihad Airways T1 Smart Wings T1 Air Arabia T1 807 299 517 Eurowings T1 900 838 113 Small Planet Airlines T1 Air Baltic NO Evelop T4 902 222 008 Sun D'or International NO 915 412 005 Air Berlin NO 902 333 335 F/ Finnair T4 901 888 126 Swiflair NO 917 480 760 Air Cairo NO 915 590 444 Fly Egypt T1 Swiss International Airlines T2 901 116 712 Air Canada T1 900 935 265 G/ Germanwings NO 902 888 076 Syrian Arad Airlines NO 915 479 939 Air China T1 915 489 032 H/ Hainan Airlines T1 T/ TAM Airlines NO 915 947 101 Air Europa * T1 / T2 911 401 501 I/ Iberia Express T4 901 200 424 TAP Air Portugal T2 901 116 718 Air France T2 913 753 335 Iberia T4 901 111 500 Tarom T1 915 641 883 Air India T1 Icelandair T2 932 179 142 Thai Airways NO 917 820 521 Air Moldova NO 902 570 194 Transavia.com T2 902 044 350 Air Nostrum T4 901 111 500 K/ KLM T2 913 754 546 Transavia France NO 902 044 350 Air Transat T1 902 570 612 Korean Air T1 900 973 533 Transaereo NO 932 200 556 Alitalia T2 902 100 323 L/ Lan Airways NO 902 112 424 Transportes A. Cabo Verde NO 914 132 084 Almasria Universal Airlines T1 Lan Chile NO 902 112 424 Tunisair T1 915 419 498 American Airlines T4 912 158 999 Lan Ecuador NO 902 112 424 Turkish Airlines T1 913 754 189 Andalus NO 902 996 264 Lan Perú NO 902 112 424 U/ Ukraine International T4 933 012 363 Atlas Jet NO 915 590 444 LATAM Airlines T4 912 158 094 United Airlines T1 900 961 266 Austrian Airlines NO 902 551 257 LOT Polskie Linie lotnicze T2 901 116 710 US Airways NO 901 117 073 Avianca T4 900 802 500 Lufthansa T2 902 883 882 V/ Vueling Airlines T4 902 808 022 B/ Beijing Capital Airlines T1 900 102 632 Luxair T4 Volotea T2 807 403 170 Blue Air T1 902 570 852 M/ Malev Hungarian Airl. NO 917 466 273 W/ Wamos Air T1 912 181 539 Boliviana de Aviación T4 914 692 820 Meridiana Fly NO 902 101 249 Wizz Air T1 807 403 359 Brithish Airways T4 902 111 333 Mexicana de Avicacion NO 913 880 937 PAISES SCHENGEN Brussels Airlines T2 900 802 883 Middle East Airlines T1 Bulgaria Air T4 N/ Nile Air T1 C/ Cathay Pacific T4 900 814 735 Norwegian Air Shuttle T1 900 838 065 Alemania Austria Belgica Dinamarca Ceiba Intercontinental T4 917 375 200 O/ Onur Air NO España Eslovaquia Eslovenia Estonia Cityflyer Express NO 902 111 333 Orbest Portugal NO China Eastern T1 915 599 889 P/ Pegasus Airlines T1 650 476 937 Finlandia Francia Grecia Holanda Continental Airlines NO 900 961 266 Privilege Style T1/T2 913 243 798 Hungria Islandia ( NO UE ) Italia Conviasa NO 902 646 349 Plus Ultra T1 911 420 888 Letonia Liechtenstein ( NO UE ) Lituania CSA Czech Airlines T4 902 091 228 Q/ Qatar Airways T4 9214 183 870 Luxemburgo Malta Noruega ( NO UE ) Cubana Airlines T1 913 058 448 R/ Royal Air maroc T4 902 210 010 D/ Delta Airlines T1 902 810 872 Royal Jordanian Airlines T4 915 428 006 Polonia Portugal Republica Checa Dubrovnik Airlines NO Ryanair T1 902 585 230 Suecia Suiza ( NO UE ) Republica Checa Suecia Suiza ( NO UE ) * Air Europa // Privilege Style Factura en la T1, los vuelos a Paises UE "NO" Schengen asi como a terceros paises. PAISES UE "NO" SCHENGEN En la T2 facturan los vuelos nacionales y con destino Schengen. A.M.T. (Asociación Madrileña del Taxi) Bulgaria Chipre Irlanda Actualización Enero 2019 www.amt-taxi.com Reino Unido Rumania 913 211 000 Teléfonos Información Aena 902 404 704.
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