About Menorca Airport
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Overview
Menorca Airport is the main commercial airport for Menorca, Spain. Its IATA code is MAH and its ICAO code is LEMH. The clocks here run on Europe/Madrid, the runway sits about 302 ft above sea level, and the airport is a mid-sized regional airport, with around 36 scheduled departure pairs in the public OpenFlights schedule plus onward connections through partner airlines.
Terminals and concourses
Most travellers will pass through one of a handful of terminal areas at Menorca Airport. Bigger fields tend to split domestic and international traffic into separate halls, each with its own arrivals area, immigration counters, customs and a landside check-in concourse. Signage is bilingual wherever the local language and English share the airport, and walking between terminals at Menorca's main gateway is usually possible on foot. Where the aprons stretch more than a kilometre, a shuttle bus or an automated people mover takes over.
Lounges and amenities
Lounge options at Menorca Airport match what you would expect from a mid-sized regional airport. There is normally at least one airline-run lounge for premium-cabin passengers and elite-status flyers, plus an independent or contract lounge that sells day passes and accepts programmes like Priority Pass, DragonPass, Plaza Premium and LoungeKey. Inside, you can usually count on hot food, espresso, charging at every seat, decent Wi-Fi, and showers at the busier terminals. Quiet zones, prayer rooms and family areas tend to sit landside near check-in.
Getting to and from the airport
Getting between Menorca Airport and central Menorca is straightforward. Licensed taxis queue at marked curbs outside arrivals, with metered or zoned fares posted at the rank. Ride-hail apps have a designated pickup point, often one level up at departures or in a nearby lot. Public transport varies by city. A primary gateway like this one almost always offers an express train, a metro line or a dedicated airport bus running from before the first wave of departures until after the last arrival. Long-stay parking, rental car desks and hotel shuttle stops are clustered together on the landside.
Tips for travellers
A few things worth knowing for Menorca Airport. Aim to arrive at least two hours before a domestic flight and three hours before an international one, especially during peak banks. Local time is Europe/Madrid, so plan your transfers around the time difference if you are coming in from another zone. Save a screenshot of your boarding pass before you leave the house, since terminal Wi-Fi is hit and miss when it gets busy. If you are connecting on a partner airline, check whether your bag is tagged through to the final destination, because Menorca Airport handles a mix of in-terminal and inter-terminal connections. With 34 direct destinations on the public schedule, this is a useful node for both point-to-point trips and onward connections across Spain and the wider region.
More guides for MAH
Four extra pages dig deeper into lounges, layovers, getting to and from the airport, and the terminal layout itself. Open whichever one matches the problem in front of you.
Lounges at MAH
lounges
LAYOVERLayover at MAH
layover guide
TRANSPORTTransport at MAH
ground transport
TERMINALSTerminals at MAH
terminals and gates
Direct destinations from MAH
These are the cities you can fly to nonstop from Menorca Airport, based on the published schedule. Tap any one to open its own terminal, lounge and route guide.
Barcelona International Airport
Barcelona, Spain
EMAEast Midlands Airport
East Midlands, United Kingdom
MANManchester Airport
Manchester, United Kingdom
LGWLondon Gatwick Airport
London, United Kingdom
PMIPalma De Mallorca Airport
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
VLCValencia Airport
Valencia, Spain
LBALeeds Bradford Airport
Leeds, United Kingdom
CGNCologne Bonn Airport
Cologne, Germany
DUSDüsseldorf Airport
Duesseldorf, Germany
MUCMunich Airport
Munich, Germany
TXLBerlin-Tegel Airport
Berlin, Germany
LCYLondon City Airport
London, United Kingdom
BRUBrussels Airport
Brussels, Belgium
GROGirona Airport
Gerona, Spain
MADAdolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport
Madrid, Spain
EDIEdinburgh Airport
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
NCLNewcastle Airport
Newcastle, United Kingdom
FRAFrankfurt am Main Airport
Frankfurt, Germany
HAJHannover Airport
Hannover, Germany
HAMHamburg Airport
Hamburg, Germany
STRStuttgart Airport
Stuttgart, Germany
BHXBirmingham International Airport
Birmingham, United Kingdom
LTNLondon Luton Airport
London, United Kingdom