Airport

LCG A Coruña Airport

A Coruña Airport (LCG) serves La Coruna. Below: trains and buses from the terminal, an estimated taxi fare to town and nearby cities, where you can fly from here, and hotels nearby.

IATALCG
ICAOLECO
Non-stop6
Airlines5
TimezoneEurope/Madrid
Elevation99 m

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The airport in numbers

A Coruña Airport — facts & history

We pulled A Coruña Airport's numbers from the open aviation datasets — 1.3M passengers in 2025, against a peak of 1.4M in 2019.

Passengers / year
1.3M
as of 2025
Peak traffic
1.4M
in 2019
Elevation
99 מ׳
above sea level
Operator
ENAIRE
Passengers per year, 2003–2025

Figures: Wikidata (CC0)

Airport to city

Getting from A Coruña Airport to La Coruna

Train & bus: Madrid (Metro line 8), Barcelona (Aerobús + rail + Metro L9), Málaga, Valencia, Palma are all well connected by public transport.

Taxi & apps: Madrid and Barcelona have a regulated flat fare to the centre (about €33 and €39). Uber, Bolt and Cabify are legal in most cities but not always allowed to pick up at the terminal.

Tipping: Not required; round up.

Choose and book

Which way suits you from A Coruña Airport

Train or bus is usually the cheapest — details above.

Book your airport transfer in La Coruna ahead, no terminal surprises.

Route network

Where you can fly from A Coruña Airport

Non-stop flights to about 6 destinations, operated by 5 airlines. The busiest routes:

Airlines here: Iberia Airlines · Vueling Airlines · Alitalia · TAP Portugal · Air Europa

At the airport

Left luggage & lost and found at A Coruña Airport

Most large airports offer left-luggage inside the terminal, usually by the hour or day and with a size limit. A common, cheaper alternative: in-city storage points near stations and sights — handy for an early arrival before check-in, or after check-out.

Something lost in the terminal is handled by the airport's lost-and-found office (usually near baggage claim); something left on the plane is the airline's responsibility. Keep your flight details, seat number and a description of the item.

Sleep nearby

Hotels near A Coruña Airport

For an early connection — a hotel by the terminal saves a taxi and a headache.

Rates in La Coruna shift daily. See what your night costs now.

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Q&A

Answers to your questions

How do I get from A Coruña Airport to the centre of La Coruna?
Madrid (Metro line 8), Barcelona (Aerobús + rail + Metro L9), Málaga, Valencia, Palma are all well connected by public transport.
Can I use a ride app from A Coruña Airport?
Madrid and Barcelona have a regulated flat fare to the centre (about €33 and €39). Uber, Bolt and Cabify are legal in most cities but not always allowed to pick up at the terminal.
What's the cheapest way from A Coruña Airport to La Coruna?
Train or bus, almost always — usually a fraction of the taxi fare. Madrid (Metro line 8), Barcelona (Aerobús + rail + Metro L9), Málaga, Valencia, Palma are all well connected by public transport.
Can I get from A Coruña Airport into town without a car?
Yes. Madrid (Metro line 8), Barcelona (Aerobús + rail + Metro L9), Málaga, Valencia, Palma are all well connected by public transport. For a late arrival or a lot of bags, a pre-booked transfer is easier.
Where can I fly non-stop from A Coruña Airport?
About 6 destinations, including Madrid, Bilbao, London, Barcelona. 5 airlines operate here.
Can I leave luggage at the airport?
Most large airports have a left-luggage service, and there are also in-city storage points near stations and sights that are usually cheaper with no size limit.
Where is A Coruña Airport's lost and found?
Items found in the terminal (not on the aircraft) are handled by the airport's lost-and-found office — usually near baggage claim or the information desks, sometimes one office per terminal. Anything left on the plane is the airline's responsibility. Current contact details are on A Coruña Airport's official site.
How do I know which terminal my flight leaves from at A Coruña Airport?
The terminal is on your boarding pass and booking confirmation, and updates on the departure boards at the entrance. Rule of thumb: each airline works from a fixed terminal, and airlines in the same alliance are usually grouped together. With a connection, check whether you change terminals and how long that takes.
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Sources: Airport data: OpenFlights (ODbL) · Route network: OpenFlights routes · Getting-there notes: Around the World, checked 2026