Jerez Airport guide

The airport lies about 9 km northeast of Jerez de la Frontera, at La Parra, and is the main gateway to the sherry towns and the Bay of Cádiz. It began as a military airfield in the 1930s and opened to civil traffic in 1946. International passenger service started in 1968, and the air base moved to Morón de la Frontera in 1993, leaving the field fully civil. Aena operates it.

It handled 884,539 passengers in 2025, down 6.9% on 2024, and 50,515 aircraft movements, a figure that includes flight training and general aviation. Traffic is seasonal and heavily German. Condor, Eurowings, TUI fly, Discover Airlines and Marabu fly here, alongside Iberia and Vueling to Madrid and Barcelona, Binter Canarias to the Canary Islands, and Jet2 and Volotea on other routes.

The passenger terminal dates from 1991-1992 and has 21 check-in desks and seven boarding gates. One asphalt runway, 02/20, measures 2,300 by 45 metres. The Jerez-Aeropuerto railway station serves the terminal, with Cercanías and medium-distance trains to Jerez, Cádiz and Seville. The flight school FTE Jerez is based on the former military barracks.