Valencia Airport, also known as Manises Airport, is the main airport serving the city and surrounding region. It is located west of Valencia and connects directly with the metropolitan transport network. This page should guide a passenger from flight information to the correct terminal area, transport option and city destination. It must prioritise live operational data and official airport services over generic travel advice.
Practical information
The airport map should show departures, arrivals, airline check-in zones, security, baggage reclaim, meeting points, metro access, bus stop, taxi rank, car rental, parking and accessibility assistance points.
Terminal opening, airline counters, lounges, shops and transport services have different schedules. Do not display one universal opening time for all airport functions.
Metrovalencia connects the airport with Valencia through airport lines, while metropolitan bus line 150 also serves the city route. Exact schedules must be loaded from current official sources rather than embedded permanently in body copy.
Aena provides free assistance for passengers with reduced mobility or disability. To guarantee the service, advance booking is generally required under Aena’s current conditions.
Before departure
Start with the airline, flight number and terminal information shown on the official departure source. Check-in, baggage acceptance, security and gate-closing rules belong to the airline and can differ by route.
The page should never invent a universal arrival time. It can show the airline’s official recommendation or link directly to it.
After arrival
Arrivals need a simple decision flow: baggage, onward transport, pickup, car rental or transfer. Show the route from baggage reclaim to each option.
Late-night passengers should see which public transport services are still operating and which alternatives remain available.
Getting to Valencia
Metro is usually the clearest rail-based connection to central Valencia. The map should show the airport station inside the terminal area and allow the user to select the city destination before presenting a route.
Metropolitan bus line 150 is another official option, with intermediate stops. Taxi pickup must be shown at the authorised rank rather than on a generic road.
Car rental and parking cards should use verified company or airport data and distinguish terminal pickup from off-airport shuttle locations.
Accessibility
Show Aena’s Barrier Free assistance service, meeting points, booking link and current advance-request conditions.
The accessible route should cover entrance, check-in, security, gate, arrivals, toilets and transport connections. Temporary lift or route outages need dated notices.
Facilities
List food, shops, pharmacy or health services, ATMs, Wi-Fi, family facilities, lounges and luggage-related services only when verified.
Every facility card should show its airside or landside location, opening hours and terminal area.
Tips before travelling
Check flight status through the airline or Aena close to departure.
Confirm baggage and check-in rules with the airline.
Choose city transport based on the final destination, not only “city centre”.
Book assistance within the official timeframe if needed.
Save the airport meeting point and hotel route before landing.
Pair it with
Combine Valencia Airport with Bioparc Valencia, Cabecera Park, Museo de Historia de Valencia for a more natural Valencia route instead of treating it as a single isolated stop.
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