Barcelona–El Prat Airport

Barcelona - El Prat Airport (Aeropuerto de Barcelona-El Prat)
IATA: BCN	ICAO: LEBL
Type	Public
Owner	ENAIRE
City	Barcelona, Spain
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Runways

A view of the terminal of Barcelona - El Prat with a runway in the foreground

The tower of Barcelona with one of the two terminals in the background

Barcelona–El Prat Airport (IATA: BCN, ICAO: LEBL), simply known as Barcelona Airport, is an international airport located 12 km (7.5 mi) southwest of the centre of Barcelona, Spain, lying in the municipalities of El Prat de Llobregat, Viladecans, and Sant Boi. In FlightGear, the airport as well as the city is well-developed with a range of custom scenery building models.

In 2016, as part of the FlightGear Versioning Scheme based on Airports, it was voted to be the default airport for FlightGear 2016.2.

Runways

Barcelona Airport has three runways, of which two (07R/25L and 07L/25R) are parallel while the other one crosses them (02/20).

Terminals

The airport of Barcelona has two terminals; the latest (Terminal 1) was opened in 2009. Terminal 2 is divided into three connected sections. Both terminals serve international and domestic flights.

City of Barcelona

The city of Barcelona

The "Castell de Montjuic"

Overview over Barcelona with the "Montjuic"(hill) in the foreground

LEBL at dawn with the city of Barcelona in the background

In-sim screenshots of the city of Barcelona in FlightGear.

Feel free to add your own screenshots of Barcelona!

Suggested Flights

Majorca/Mallorca

Majorca or Mallorca is a beautiful island to the south-south-east of Barcelona, in the Mediterranean sea. It is situated between Minorca and Ibiza, which, along with Mallorca, form the Balearic Islands. While the southern part is rather flat and boring, the north-western part has a great mountainous scenery with mountains up to 1445 meters (Puig Major). Take your favourite mid-class airliner like the A320(neo)-family, the 737-series or the E-Jet-Family. Start at Barcelona and taxi to the preferred runway. When at a safe altitude, turn to 164° and head directly to Mallorca while climbing to the cruise altitude. If the wind is coming from the right direction, you have the luck to get the approach from the north-east to runway 24 and you can see the great mountains on your right while landing. If not, well, then you'll see them while departing ;)

Flight to Mallorca(Majorca)