T1 lost property Telephone: 913 936 119 Location: Arrivals hall, floor 0 Opening hours: 7am to 10pm If any of your bags or other property is missing, check to see if the airport is holding it at one of the two lost and found facilities that operate in T1 and T4.

This complex also houses the direct Madrid to Barcelona shuttle flight. It serves both domestic and international flights, including destinations within the Schengen Area. T4, and its satellite terminal T4S, are the most recent additions to the airport terminals. T3 is used for flights within Spain and nearby regions. T2 is dedicated for flights within Spain and to destinations within the Schengen Area, which is a zone of 26 countries in Europe where you can travel without the need for a visa. T1 is generally used for international flights and is home to about 40 airlines. Madrid’s airport has five terminals: T1, T2, T3, T4 and T4S, using a total of four runways. Busiest domestic routes at Madrid Airport for the year of 2019 include: Barcelona airport with 2,573,82 Passengers and Palma Airport with 1,993,272 Passengers.

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