Fly from
Budget
£324 - £404
Route
Depart
Return
Price
MiamiMadrid Barajas
MIA - MAD
MIAMAD
Miami
Tue 23/1
1 stop11h 00m
Madrid Barajas
Fri 23/2
1 stop14h 25m
NewarkMadrid Barajas
EWR - MAD
EWRMAD
Newark
Thu 11/1
Nonstop7h 20m
Madrid Barajas
Sun 14/1
Nonstop8h 55m
New York John F Kennedy IntlMadrid Barajas
JFK - MAD
JFKMAD
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sun 25/2
Nonstop7h 15m
Madrid Barajas
Sun 3/3
Nonstop8h 45m
Chicago O'Hare IntlMadrid Barajas
ORD - MAD
ORDMAD
Chicago O'Hare Intl
Mon 8/1
Nonstop8h 10m
Madrid Barajas
Fri 2/2
Nonstop9h 55m
MiamiMadrid Barajas
MIA - MAD
MIAMAD
Miami
Fri 19/1
Nonstop8h 30m
Madrid Barajas
Mon 5/2
Nonstop10h 10m
Chicago O'Hare IntlMadrid Barajas
ORD - MAD
ORDMAD
Chicago O'Hare Intl
Tue 9/1
1 stop12h 40m
Madrid Barajas
Tue 23/1
Nonstop9h 55m
Los AngelesMadrid Barajas
LAX - MAD
LAXMAD
Los Angeles
Tue 30/1
1 stop17h 00m
Madrid Barajas
Tue 5/3
1 stop20h 10m
NewarkMadrid Barajas
EWR - MAD
EWRMAD
Newark
Tue 12/12
Nonstop7h 20m
Madrid Barajas
Sun 17/12
1 stop12h 56m
Fort LauderdaleMadrid Barajas
FLL - MAD
FLLMAD
Fort Lauderdale
Wed 24/1
1 stop14h 32m
Madrid Barajas
Fri 9/2
1 stop14h 02m
LON - MAD Price | £54 - £218 |
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MAD Temperature | 5 - 25 °C |
MAD Rainfall | 10 - 60 mm |
Currently, January is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Madrid (average of £68). Flying to Madrid in August will prove the most costly (average of £223). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
Peak season
Madrid is a go-to place for most of the year thanks to its warm weather. July and August are the busiest times and also the hardest for finding cheap flights to Madrid. You’ll find that early Spring and late Autumn are a lot quieter and also cheaper on accommodation and for flight tickets too, making them ideal times to visit the city.
If there are any festivals or events on then make sure to book your flights to Madrid in advance to save yourself from overpaying on flight tickets. The 15th of May is when the feast of San Isidro begins. It’s Madrid’s biggest holiday and will force the prices of flights and accommodation to sky rocket so be sure to secure your flight tickets as early as possible.
Off season
October through to April is normally the quieter periods of the year, although October is still lovely and warm but with a fraction of the tourists there. It’s still advisable to book your flights to Madrid early, especially if you want to grab a bargain. Christmas and New Year’s Eve will be hard times to find cheap flights to Madrid but if you pre-plan and book early you should find a good deal.
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Reviews
Making us check our bags at the gate then finding out there was plenty of space on the plane was annoying. Otherwise a smooth flight that was only delayed by an hour on the first leg and another hour on the second leg due to technical problems. Nice bathrooms for an airplane and nice to set out a self serve station for beverages between service.
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Entertainment
Food
Crew
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Overall
Reviews
Making us check our bags at the gate then finding out there was plenty of space on the plane was annoying. Otherwise a smooth flight that was only delayed by an hour on the first leg and another hour on the second leg due to technical problems. Nice bathrooms for an airplane and nice to set out a self serve station for beverages between service.
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Comfort
Overall
Reviews
Making us check our bags at the gate then finding out there was plenty of space on the plane was annoying. Otherwise a smooth flight that was only delayed by an hour on the first leg and another hour on the second leg due to technical problems. Nice bathrooms for an airplane and nice to set out a self serve station for beverages between service.
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Comfort
Overall
Reviews
Making us check our bags at the gate then finding out there was plenty of space on the plane was annoying. Otherwise a smooth flight that was only delayed by an hour on the first leg and another hour on the second leg due to technical problems. Nice bathrooms for an airplane and nice to set out a self serve station for beverages between service.
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Comfort
Overall
Reviews
Making us check our bags at the gate then finding out there was plenty of space on the plane was annoying. Otherwise a smooth flight that was only delayed by an hour on the first leg and another hour on the second leg due to technical problems. Nice bathrooms for an airplane and nice to set out a self serve station for beverages between service.
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Comfort
Overall
Reviews
Making us check our bags at the gate then finding out there was plenty of space on the plane was annoying. Otherwise a smooth flight that was only delayed by an hour on the first leg and another hour on the second leg due to technical problems. Nice bathrooms for an airplane and nice to set out a self serve station for beverages between service.
January
£54
February
£80
March
£83
April
£109
May
£113
June
£127
July
£165
August
£176
September
£142
October
£124
November
£89
December
£91
January is currently the cheapest month to fly to Madrid. At this moment in time August is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.
Due to many airlines operating flights to Madrid it can be relatively easy to find cheap flight tickets, that said booking early is key to securing deals. January time normally offers the cheapest flights to Madrid, with some flight tickets going for as little as £35 per person which is a bargain.
If you’re flexible with your dates then you will definitely find the cheapest flights to Madrid without an issue, especially if you visit outside of the main tourist periods. Sitting on either side of the plane should give you good views of Madrid as you approach the city, as well as views of the surrounding land.
On average, 49 million travellers a year make their way through Madrid Barajas Airport, Spain’s main gateway. Conveniently close to the city centre, it is easily accessible by rail or road.
Flights to Madrid Barajas Airport come in from major hubs around the world. Acting as the main bridge between Europe and Latin America, Madrid Barajas Airport places emphasis on speed, efficiency and traveller comfort, and uses the latest technology to facilitate a smoother, more enjoyable journey.
A big part of the running of Barajas Airport is the careful monitoring of the facility’s environmental impact. The airport is run in accordance with Aena Aeropuertos’ environmental quality policy so that its activity stays within regulations. Employees, companies and users all regularly participate in awareness campaigns that examine the facilities and their impact on the airport’s natural surroundings. A ground-breaking and forward-thinking facility, Barajas Airport is as efficient as it is eco-friendly.
Flights from London to Madrid: 2 hours 30 minutes Flights from Manchester to Madrid: 2 hours 40 minutes Flights from Birmingham to Madrid: 2 hours 25 minutes Flights from Glasgow to Madrid: 2 hours 38 minutes
Ryanair, easyJet, Norwegian, Iberia, British Airways and Air Europa are just some of the many airlines that offer cheap flights to Madrid. With so much choice it can be difficult to decide who to book with so your best bet is to compare a couple and see what weighs out best value for you. During the peak summer months Ryanair are known for charging more for checked in baggage, so take that into consideration when you notice cheap flight tickets. Norwegian provide free WiFi for the duration of their flights to Madrid and British Airways offer complimentary snacks and beverages so it’s worth having a quick check to see what will benefit you most.
A frequent, reliable and cheap option is to jump on the Expres Aeropuerto. It’s a bus which runs very regularly from the arrival Terminals at the airport for a low cost. However, it only makes 2 or 3 stops during its journey so you’ll have to then jump on the metro to get to your final destination. If you’re not carrying lots of luggage then this might not be a problem but if you have a couple of suitcases then this can be quite bothersome after your flights to Madrid. A much easier method, although more expensive, is to get the metro directly from the airport to the centre of the city. Again you might need to transfer once or twice depending on where you are needing to end up but it’s a much faster and convenient way to travel. Lastly, you can get a taxi from outside of the airport although this will be a lot more money than the bus or metro. If you have a few friends travelling with you though then you can split the fare and make this more reasonable.
There has been a 42% increase in demand for Madrid flights over the last year.
Madrid Barajas Airport is MAD. This code is created by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and airlines use IATA codes to identify the departing or arrival airports in the flight routes they service.
Booking a flight to Madrid Barajas (MAD) is your only option if you intend on flying to Madrid. It is only a 8.5 mi journey from Barajas to Madrid’s city center. There are 76 flights from London to Barajas per day from 13 different airlines.
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