Murcia Airport
Passenger terminal of Murcia airport
Murcia-Corvera Airport is designed to offer travelers a comfortable and efficient experience, whether you're arriving or departing. The terminal is modern and easy to navigate, with a variety of services available across its two main levels.
The airport mainly handles international traffic, with the United Kingdom, Norway, and Germany being the main countries of origin for travelers. For this reason, and to enhance the passenger experience, the airport signage is available in Spanish, German, and English.
Available services at Passenger Terminal by floors
On Level 0, you'll find most of the essential services for both arrivals and departures. This includes a coffee shop to grab a quick snack or drink, as well as several car rental counters if you need transportation. There are two information points—one managed by AENA and another representing the Region of Murcia—ready to assist you with flight details or tourism advice.
Level 0 also houses a first aid post, lost & found services, and access to free Wi-Fi. For your safety and convenience, defibrillators are available, as well as baggage wrapping services, vending machines, and an ATM. The presence of both the Civil Guard and National Police ensures a secure environment. Outside, you'll find bus and taxi services right at the Departures sidewalk.
Level 0. Arrivals hall
If you’re arriving in Murcia, this level also contains the baggage claim area with three carousels for regular luggage and an additional one for special baggage. The baggage claim hall is located on Level 0.
Travelers arriving from non-Schengen countries must go through passport control before collecting their luggage, and there's a customs office available if you need to declare any goods.
Level 1. Departures
If you're flying out, the airline offices and ticketing desks are located on this level, along with the 24 check-in counters. Passengers with reduced mobility (PRM) will find designated meeting points both outside the terminal and in the main lobby.
Once you've checked in and passed through security, you’ll head up to Level 1, where the boarding gates and a range of shops and restaurants await. The airport features 9 boarding gates—three for Schengen flights and six for non-Schengen. Two of the gates are equipped with telescopic gangways for easier access to the aircraft, while others connect via ramps. An elevator is available for PRM passengers.
The boarding area also offers vending machines, Wi-Fi, and restrooms, as well as a spacious duty-free store.
Murcia Duty Free is located on Level 1, between gates 4 and 5. There, you can enjoy tax-free purchases of alcohol, explore exceptional local food products like cured meats and olive oil, or buy cosmetics from well-known brands such as Estée Lauder and Calvin Klein.
The store is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Whether you're starting your journey or returning home, Murcia-Corvera Airport is ready to welcome you with efficient service, clear signage, and everything you need to make your travel experience smooth and enjoyable.
Flight classification: Schengen and others
Flights are classified by origin or destination into three groups: Schengen, EU Non-Schengen, and Third Countries.
Schengen Associated Countries:
Flights to or from countries that have signed the Schengen Agreement. Citizens of these countries can move freely across internal borders. Both international Inter-Schengen flights and domestic flights are subject to the Schengen Agreement. The Schengen Area includes: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.
Non Schengen EU Countries:
Flights to or from countries within the European Union that have not signed the Schengen Agreement. Citizens of these countries are not allowed to move freely across the internal Schengen borders: Ireland and Cyprus.
Third Countries:
Flights to or from countries that are not part of the European Union and have not signed the Schengen Agreement.
Further information
You may also consult the necessary travel documents before your flight, the formalities at your arrival at the airport, or the air passengers rights in the relevant sections on aeropuertosenred.com .
