Barcelona Airport Arrivals

The BCN Terminals

Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport is the second busiest airport in Spain, after the leading Madrid Barajas Airport. It spreads over two terminals, interconnected via a complimentary airport shuttle bus. Terminal 1, the newer terminal that opened its doors in 2009, handles the majority of flights to and from BCN Airport, while terminal 2 is primarily dedicated to domestic and low-cost flights. That being said, it also serves some non-Schengen destinations. Terminal 2 is the oldest building of the BCN complex and is divided into three sections: T2A, T2B, and T2C. T2B is the original terminal, while the other two sections were added shortly before the 1992 Olympic Games. Non-Schengen flights are handled by T2A. T2B serves Schengen destinations (mainly domestic), and T2C accommodates easyJet.

T1 houses Arrivals on its Ground floor. Arrivals are on the Ground floor of terminal 2 as well. In fact, arriving passengers at terminal 2 complete the Arrivals procedures on T2’s Ground level, regardless of their landing section — T2A, T2B, or T2C.

Airlines Operating at BCN Airport