Barcelona Airport Arrivals

Barcelona Airport Live Arrivals

Barcelona Airport Arrivals Information

Barcelona Airport has two terminals and is home to approximately 76 airlines. To find out more information about your flight, you can check our Barcelona Airport Arrivals live flight board.

Barcelona Airport Arrivals T1

Location – Arrivals Hall is on the first floor.

Operating Airlines – Aegean Airlines, Air Algerie, Air Canada, Air China, Air Europa, Air France, Air Nostrum, American Airlines, Asiana Airlines Inc., Austrian Airlines, Avianca, BA City Flyer Ltd, British Airways, Brussel Airlines, Delta Airlines, Egyptair, El-Al Israel Airlines, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Finnair, Iberia, Israir, ITA Airways, KLM, Korean Air, LATAM, Level, LOT Polish, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian, Saudia, Shenzhen Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Swiss International Airlines, TAP Portugal, Tunisair, Turkish Airlines, United Airlines, and Vueling Airlines.

Barcelona Airport Arrivals T2

Location – Arrivals Hall is on the ground floor.

Operating Airlines – Aer Lingus, Air Arabia Maroc, Air Baltic, Air Premia, Air Serbia, Alba Star, Azerbaijan Airlines, Blue Bird Airways, Dan Air, easyJet, Eurowings, FlyOne, Fly Play, Hisky Europe, Icelandair, Jet 2, Kuwait Airways, Luxair, Nesma Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Norwegian Air Sweden, Pegasus Airlines, Ryanair, SATA International, Smartwings Hungary, SunExpress, Transavia, Volotea, and Wizz Air.

Arrivals at Barcelona Airport

Once you’ve disembarked the plane, you’ll proceed towards Barcelona Airport’s passport control zone, except for those flying from a Schengen destination. All non-Schengen flight passengers will be required to pass through passport checks, so make sure you’ve checked which travel documents are needed to enter Spain.

Next, you can head towards baggage claim, pick up your luggage, and pass through customs into Barcelona Airport Arrivals Hall. It’s always a good idea to read up on customs and duties regulations before arriving and to make sure you pass through the correct channel. The blue channel is for EU passengers, the green is for nothing to declare, and the red is for goods to declare. If you are carrying restricted goods, you must declare it here.

Transport from Barcelona Airport Arrivals

There are several transport options at Barcelona Airport. In both Arrivals Halls (T1 and T2), you’ll find car rental booths and public transport ticket machines. The airport train station is located in Terminal 2. It can be accessed from the first floor, via a connecting corridor or from lifts and escalators on the ground floor. Alternatively, you can catch a bus from the bus stops outside either terminal or use taxi and private transfer services.

*The airport offers a free shuttle service between the two terminals, departing every 5-10 minutes.

What to do in Barcelona Airport Arrivals?

There are three Arrivals Halls at Barcelona Airport, one hall is in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 houses Arrivals Halls A and B.

All the halls are well equipped with Special Assistance points, free WiFi, baggage services, currency exchange and cash services, travel agencies, transport options, ticket sales points, meeting points, and medical services. Travellers can also take advantage of a few cafes and snack joints in the public area. There’s also a few shops, and a chapel.