Malaga Airport Guide

Hello Jo,

I hope you do not mind me asking you, but your website is great and I need help - so here goes!

We are hoping to stay at marriott Marbella beach in October half term with our 2 boys. We need fly from Stansted and have two options as I see it - fly with easyjet (£1000) to Malaga, or to Seville (much less!) with ryanair. What would travel time to resort be from Seville? Is there any other option or airport nearer please?

Kind regards,

Louise French
Ipswich (rainy)


Hi, Try Jerez

Ryanair fly stanstead to Jerez. Jerez is about 90 minute drive, you will have to hire a car though!

But if you go to Malaga you will either have to hire a car, get a taxi that will cost around 60-70 euros each way or get buses! So it could be swings and round abouts.

Heres more infomration about Jerez its a lovely city so you could even maybe stay there 1 night...famous for its sherry.

I hope this helps....




Thank you Jo! I look at flights today, we were planning hire car anyway, think the fact it half term and a weekend not helping me!!
Hope weather there nicer for you than we have here!
Is great that you so happy to share your love of Spain with everyone, thanks again,
Louise : )

You can read more about Malaga Weather & Marbella Weather here

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Hi Jo
We're staying at Las Arenas Hotel Benalmadena arriving rmid-week in October at approx 11:30 a.m. Can you tell me if we can get a bus at the airport direct to Benalmadena or is it best to get a train, don't know how far the hotel is from the train station. Thanks for your help.

Hi
Here is a link from Benalmadena Train Station to Las Arenas Hotel Benamadena then its a 5 min taxi ride.
So you could get the train straight from the airport and then a taxi

Regards

Joanne

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Hi, Could you tell me how I could get from the Malaga Airport to Jaen, on 25th of September at midnight - or towards morning?Than you,

Hi, I think you will need to get a taxi or a private transfer.

Here is a link to one bus but the last one is at around 23.00

http://www.alsinagraells.es/agsur/in-03.html

Regards

Joanne

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HelloI got your email address from a Malaga website and wondered if you could possibly assist me with some travel information.

We have visited Costa del Sol on several occasions over the pastfifteen years, staying mostly at Arroyo de la Miel and Benalamadena.Next month, however, we are going to the Barcelo Marbella Golf Hotel atGuadalmina for 11 nights.We have previously always travelled from Malaga Airport to our destination by train which is, as you know, is very reliable andcheap. This time, I am a little less sure of how we should get to ourhotel. We tend to avoid taxis wherever possible, as they seem to makeup the fare every time.My first thought was to take the train to Fuengirola then a bus to SanPedro, followed by a taxi to the hotel. Is this feasible?I see there is an airport bus to Marbella, but we have been to thatbus station before and it was fairly remote and I don't recall anyconnections from there to San Pedro.

Perhaps I am mistaken and wouldappreciate your advice.

I would be very grateful indeed if you could advise the best way forus to get to the Barcelo Golf Hotel from the airport.

We arrive atMalaga at 1605 hours on 16 September.

Many thanks in anticipation of your help.

Kind regards

Philip


Hi Philip

It is going to be difficult and take you quite a while.

I think best to call the hotel and ask them what buses stop near their hotel. And if they think any come from Marbella Bus Station.


Here is the website for the buses from Malaga Airport and over the Costa Del Sol It does look like there is a bus, although, Im not 100% sure either, as i have a friend who gets a bus from San Pedro to Marbella Town and then Changes for the Shopping centre.

Have you thought about Private Transfer from Malaga Airport

I think the airport bus to Marbella bus Station and then changing buses would be better but I personally would probably hire a car or just get a taxi. When you get in the taxi they actually have a book chart which you can ask to look at. All the prices are written down for you to see.

The buggers at the airport keep covering a sign with the prices up as you leave arrivals hall. Some are ok, but some are very very naughty.

In a few years time, you should be able to get a train all the way along as there are plans for the trains stations.

If you ever come again and want to be clsoe to Puerto Banus we also have a holiday apartment at www.lamaestranza.eu

I hope this above helps a little. The transport is a bit of a problem here at the moment.

Regards

Joanne

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Hello,
Do you know if there is a supermarket open on Sunday on the way from Malaga airport to Marbella/Elviria? We are arriving in Malaga on September 2nd.
Kind regards, Jocelyn


Hi, Normally most shops are closed on Sundays.

There is a shop called OPenCor that is blue and red and is open everyday till 2am

Regards

Joanne

Hi Jo.
I have been trying to phone air cargo at Malaga. The number my friend was given in Aus. 22 does not exist [952048531]
Do you have a further number for air cargo? As I live a fair distance from malaga, is it possible for another person to pick up my bags using my I.D. The office is open normal spanish hours ?
Thank you .
Regards Steve


Hi Stephen,
Im not entirely sure,

However, if you go to www.aena.es then choose Malaga Airport and then change language if needed at top to english, you can find all the telephone numbers possible.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Dear SirPlease can you let me know if you are allowed to bring one piece of hand luggage in addition to a handbag on flights out of Malaga.

Thank youMrs Susan



Hi Susan,
It seems to depend on the mood of the staff in the airports.

Here in Spain, they dont seem too bothered about a small handbag and hand luggage, but on some days they have been.

My husband travels alot and always trys to leave enough room in his hand luggage to put is "Manbag" in.

At luton airport in the UK they are really really strict and only 1 peice is allowed.

I think you will be ok taking 2 peices, but it really can depend on the mood of the staff that day.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hello,I am flying with Sterling from Malaga to Stockholm on September 10 at 11.35.I know you are recommended to check in 2 hours before departure time.However, I will have difficulty doing that. Therefore, I am wondering whichtime is the LATEST possible to check in in order not to miss the flight?When do the check in counters close?I would appreciate your reply rather soon.Best regarda,Helena


You need to check with Sterling direct. Normally up to 2 hours before you can check in but the short time is 40mins.

However, the airport could be busy.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo

We are coming to Spain on the 06/10/07 staying at the Sunset beach club in
Benalmadena would you be able to tell us how far from the station the club is
or there about secondly where is the station at the airport please.

kind regards Derek

Hi Derek

Here is a link to googlepmaps from Sunset Beach Club in Benalmadena to Benalmadena Train Station.
So cheapest option would be to get the train from Malaga Airport to Benalmadena and then a short taxi ride to Sunset Beach Club

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Are there left luggage facilities at Malaga airport? We would like to leave 3 paragliders, (large rucksacks weighing approx 15k each,) from 20th October to 22nd October.


There is no left luggage, however if more and more people ask they may well finally put one on!

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo,
Don't know if you are still looking after the Malaga airport site? I left my phone on a Monarch flight from Gatwick to Malaga on Friday Aug 24th (ZB736). According to Monarch the phone would have been taken off the flight and handed to lost property at Malaga Airport - but no-one seems to be able to help on the numbers I have been given at Malaga.
I'm really desperate to get my phone back - and any assistance you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks Paul

Hi Paul,
Unfortunately this is such a common question at the moment,

Here is a whole list of other similar questions with telephone numbers

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi just wondering if you can give me some advise.
Hoping to come to Benalmadena on sunday for 1 week with partner and 2 kids. Can you tell me best most efficient way to get from malaga airport to bali hotel in benalmadena also how much it will cost roughly

Thanks in advance

Lee


HI Lee,
Here is a link to googlemaps from Benalmadena Train Station to Hotel Bali

It says its not too far away, just a short taxi ride.

I hope this helps

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo,

I will be flying out to Malaga just before the New Year and will be bringing my mother in law who is classed has disabled but is not in a wheel chair. Having flown to Malaga on quite a few occasions I know that there is a long walk from plane to terminal (baggage claim) my mother in law would not be able to walk this long distance. I have seen the buggies transporting people around before, how do I go about organising a buggie from plane to terminal?

Looking forward to you reply

Many thanks

Kate


Dear Kate

Here is a previuos question regarding buggies.

and here are all questions regarding disablityRegards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hello

Can you recommend a taxi which would take us from malaga airport
direct to the gibraltar border (La Linea)
Would you be able to find out how much it would cost us for 2 persons

Many Thanks

Sharon


Hi,
When you come out of arrivals there are taxis available. Also they have a book / Chart to tellyou how much it cost, you would have to ask to see it.

Or you could get a Malaga Transfer

Regards

Joanne

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Could you please advise how easy it is to travel by public transport from the village of Mijas to the coast.

Thanks

Sue & Ray

Hi
Here is the website for the buses around the Coast
Also Trip Advisor is a great website to get information

Regards


Joanne

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Dear Jo,

I don’t know if you can help. We travelled home to Bristol last night on Easyjet Flight 6058 and going through security our duty free bottles - one Campari and one Spanish Vodka (purchased in Nerja), were confiscated. The Easyjet flight steward thought they may have gone to lost property and that perhaps if we offered to pay the postage then they could be returned to us in England. We rather naively thought that we could take them in our hand luggage. Is there anything we can do?

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Kind regards.



Hi,
We are not the airport,.

Unfortunately, I really dont think there is anything you can do. It happened to some friends of ours a while ago, lost all their wine.

Sorry,
Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo,

I have a dinner & function to attend in Gibraltar ( 12/10/07) & need to fly out of Malaga Airport at 7.00am the following morning. How am i going to do this?
Is there a bus service during the early morning , hire car with driver or any other options.

Thanks alot

Simon.
(Sydney Australia)


Dear Simon

The first bus from La Linea near Gibraltar seems to be around 7.15am.

I think the only option would be to get a taxi which will cost quite a bit as its about 90-120 minute drive.

Regards

Joanne
http://www.nuevaandalucia.blogspot.com/
https://malaga-airport-guide.com/

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Hi Jo

Can you tell me how long a taxi journey would be from Malaga to Torreblanca please, also would it be cheaper to pre book a journey or hire one from the airport?

Kind regards

Irene Cartner.


HI Irene
A good website to check out exactly how far something is is www.googlemaps.com I dont know Torreblanca too well.

The taxis at the airport carry a book which you can check howmuch it will be.

They are outside the arrivals hall.

YOu could try and get quotes for a private transfer from Malaga at malaga-airport-guide.com sometimes depending on the number of people it can work out a little cheaper.

Regards

Joanne

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can u please tell me if i can get a bus from Malaga to Lucena

thank you



For all information about transport you can find
Trains at www.renfe.es.

Malaga Buses
Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hello, Please can you help me. I want to travel to Mijas or Malaga from Malaga Airport. Can you tell me : How far it is to both places? Are there good public transport links? How much does it cost roughly? Also, Do you know if there are any Youth Hostels or other cheap accommodation in the area. Ideally I would like to stay in Mijas but don't mind staying in Malaga if it isn't too far away. Thanks for the offer of help. Andy

Hi Andrew

A great website to look at for distances in www.googlemaps.com

Malaga Airport to Malaga City is about 15 minutes. I would think that here as its a city there are quite a few hostels around. You can get a train from Malaga Airport to Malaga.

You can find all info www.renfe.es


Mijas is about 25 minute drive from Malaga AIrport. The train stops at Fuengirola which is near Mijas so you would have to get a bus or taxi to your final destination.

Here is link to youth hostels

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com
www.nuevaandalucia.blogspot.com

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sorry if I'm useless but I just can't work out how to post on your site, so I am sending this email.
I am travelling to Malaga Airport on 21st August with Thomsonfly. The Late Deals company I booked my Thomson holiday through tell me they can confirm the size for the hand luggage should be no bigger than 56x45x25, this includes the wheels, 5 kilos of hand luggage per person. In the Thomson brochure where I first found the holiday it says
Hand luggage max size to be 45 x 35 x 20 no more than 5kgs, so I am confused as to size.
Do you know how they measure the hand luggage and how strict are they?

many thanks. Christine

ps I envy you living in Spain, I am very tempted myself.



Hi Christine,

Here is the page about luggage with thomsonfly.

http://www.thomsonfly.com/en/flywithus_2753.html
It says a slightly different size to the 2 you have already mentioned which probably wont help much.

But I would take notice of what is written on Thomsonfly Website.

I hope this helps

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com
www.nuevaandalucia.blogspot.com

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hello jo Am moving over to spain in the next 6 weeks was just wanting to know if there are any job an the airport dont mind what just need a job please can you help me?

Hi,
We are not the airport

best to look at malaga-airport-guide.com for telephone numbers or you could call 0034 902 404 704 which is the main airports in spain.

Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo

My son (and, of course, his wife) are currently honeymooning in Malaga, and have just sent me a text to ask if it possible to leave luggage somewhere at the airport so that they can look round the town. Can you offer any advise regarding this?

Cheers
Norman

Hi Norman,
The last time we checked there was still no left luggage.

This is a common question and sometimes people keep hold of their hire car to store the luggage in.

I really cant help with this one im afraid.

Regards

Joanne

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Hi Jo

I am sorry to trouble you but I wondered if you could help

I have a brother-in-law Michael Berkeley who has been ill last two years and finds it impossible to walk through airports when travelling (with his wife Nikki)

They are booked tomorrow (11th August) on Globespan flight (112) back to Glasgow from Malaga departing 11:30

Globespan Glasgow when they made the booking stated they should contact Globespan Malaga for a wheelchair or buggy assistance but now Globespan Malaga state they cannot do anything!

Is there a service that the Berkleys can pay for that will help them through the airport and make life easier?
thanks in anticipation

Regards

Geoffrey


Hi Geoffrey,
I have had this question before about flyglobespan

When you come off the plane, there are buggies waiting for people who need them. So on landing mention to the steward that you need one but there are nearly always 2 or 3 there.

They will take you to your luggage and then Im not too sure but if you really really need it im sure they will help further.

When arriving at malaga airport on departure, you could go to the information desk and see if its possible to get help.

I received an email from some blind people that needed help and the airprot were very good.

Here is a link through to all the question I have been aksed about disability at Malaga Airport

I hope this is of use.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo

I was just wondering if the local buses from Malaga airport stop at Benalmadina Pueblo, I understand they stop at Benalmadina but I’m aware that the old village is up a rather high hill.

Also if they do can you let me know the route or number of the bus will be.

I arrive at Malaga airport at 10.25am on Thursday 13th September 2007.

Many Thanks,


I think the best thing would be to get the train from Malaga Airport to Benalmadena which takes around 20 minutes. Then from Benalmadena, I understand that there is a bus or 2 that do go up to the pueblo.

2 links below.

http://www.ctsa-portillo.com/horarios.html

Trains from Malaga to Benalmadena
https://malaga-airport-guide.com/Airport-Trains.html

Regards

Joanne

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i am trying to book a holiday in manilva, duguesa. we are flying in to malaga airport and i know we can get a train to fuengirola, but then we are stuck, can we also get a train further along the coast towards where we need to go. would rather avoid taxis as end up costing a fortune.
thanks any help would be great
Louise

The train stops at Fuengirola so then you have to rely on Buses or taxis.

Here is the link to buses on the Costa Del Sol


Regards

Joanne

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Dear Jo, on saturday 28 July I lost a necklace, probably in the ladies' toiletsat around 7pm. It is thin, black with silver and red beads and has sentimentalvalue. I write to you in the hope of it being found as there was a cleanerattendent in the gents' toilets at the time, and i hope that she may have foundit. I would be glad to hear if its not too much trouble.yours faithfully, Anne-

Dear Anne

We are not the airport, and can only give out numbers. Here is a link to a similar question.

https://malaga-airport-guide.com/blog/2006/08/lost-property-at-malaga-airport.html
Regards

Joanne

malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo,

I am thinking of coming to Puerto Banus in September around the 14th. Do you know if the bars and clubs are still open then or will we be too late?

Thanks,

Sophie

Im pretty sure most of the bars and clubs will still be open. setpember is a lovely month normally. Here is some information on Short Breaks to Puerto Banus

Hope you have a lovely time

Regards
Joanne

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Hi Jo,
My name is Alberto and I am writing to ask you some information.
I will be in Malaga from 12/08/2007 to 20/08/2007. Then I would like to move to Albufeira. Could you tell me how to do? And how to reserve the travel? I don't have a car and I can only travel by train or by bus...
Then if you could tell me something about the Feria and and the most beautiful beaches near Malaga, it could be very useful.
Thank you in advance for your time, Alberto

There is a coach that goes from Seville to Faro Portugal

You could get the train or bus maybe from Malaga to Seville and then Catch the coach from Seville to Faro.

Here is a previous question with all links to buses.

Here is a page with timetable from Seville to faro

The beaches in Portugal are beautiful, completely different to the beaches here in Spain. In portugal they are golden sand.

I hope you have a good time and you get this email in time.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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need to take an injection of clexaine (a blood thinning agent) 3 hours before my outbound flight from Malaga to Liverpool on 11 August 2007.
Could you please tell me if there is a facility in the airport to take the injection and dispose of the used syringe.

Kind Regards
S Dawber


Hi,
There is a first aid department in Terminal 1 on floor 0. As you go into to departures hall ask at information.

I have never been asked this question before so it would be great to hear how you got on.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

Hello Jo, i was hoping you could help me. My daughter is currently holidaying in Mykonos, but boarded her flight firstly in Malaga with Alitalia to Rome, then flew Rome to Mykonos on Aegean. Her bags never arrived and she has been unable to even locate them at this point. I am in sydney australia and have been ringing every possible number every day, both at Aegean and Alitalia, aswell as Malaga and JMK airports, but have got nowhere. They never pick up the phone, and if they do, they tell you that you have the wrong department and give you another number to ring which also turns out to be incorrect.
We are desperate now, as my daughter returns to australia on wednesday the 1st august, and fears she will never see her bag again.
the details are as follows:
She departed 17th july at 3.00pm on alitalia flight AZ91 arrived rome 5.30pm
Then flew from Rome to Mykonos on Aegean flight A31771 departing at 8.25pm arriving 11.40pm
She was issued a baggage number :JMKA310963, and also given another number 055AZ237554 at mykonos airport when she went to the aegean office upon arrival ,and when her bag never came off the baggage carousel.
We would be so grateful if you could either direct us in the right direction, or if you could forward this information to the correct department.
our australian address is the following



Dear Mandy,
Sorry for the delay but we have been inundated with questions.

All unfortunatley similar to yours.

We are not the airport and can only pass on information that is already on the message board with regard to loss property telephone numbers.

What you could do is go to www.aena.es at the top put it into english. then choose malaga airport. You could then find the airlines and baggage handlers numbers in this website.

Im sorry i cannot help you any further

regards

joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Dear Jo

I am due to fly into Malaga airport on 12th August

Unfortunately on Saturday I broke my foot quite badly, I'm in a cast up to my knee and am using crutches which are fine for short distance on flat ground.

I've checked with my doctor and the airline who have confirmed I can fly subject to some conditions regarding my cast.

Having flown into Malaga previously I remember it being quite a long journey from the plane to the terminal building and around the building to collect luggage etc.

I am writing to see if you could advise me whether the the airport has wheelchairs available for passengers when they land to get to and around the airport until we get to the hire car (my wife and children will be travelling with me).

Any advice or assistance you are able to give would be most appreciated.

Many thanks

Chris Medrano

Hi chris,
im not too sure about wheelchairs, but there are always the buggies wth driver waiting for you when you come off the plane if you need one. Always mention to the airsteward on landing.

we have just done our monthly news letter for our other website spanish airport guide.

you can find the link here and towards the bottom we have written about a company who rent our wheel chairs here.
http://www.spanish-airport-guide.com/Newsletter/august07.html

I hope this is of use.

Regards

joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo,
I need to collect a friend from Puente Genil railway station.
Where along the line is the station ?
I will be driving from Lucena
Cheers,
Fred


best to go to www.googlemaps.com

type in lucena spain. Then you can click "from here " or "to here" and type in puente genil estacion .

A map will come up with directions on the left hand side.

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi

I am possibly relocating to Spain from South Africa. I have 3 cats that I would like to bring with me as they are so much a part of me.
Could you please tell me if possible if they will have to go into quarantine when arriving in Spain?
I relocated from the USA to South Africa and they did not need quarantine here. They have been microchipped.
Please could you let me know. I would rather they not have to go through quarantine.
I look forward to hraring from you and appreciate your time.
Best Regards

Allan


Hi Allan,
Im not 100% certain, however here are 2 posts about bringing pets to Spain

Then this is the information I have from the Spanish Airport Website itself

Pets accompanying their owners on a trip can be accepted as luggage when the corresponding tariff has been paid, regardless of the class in which the passenger is to fly.
As a general rule, these animals must be checked in and loaded into the hold of the aircraft, where they will be placed in a container which some airlines can provide.Sometimes they are allowed to fly with their owners in the passenger cabin, provided that the pet does not cause any bother to nearby passengers. The owner must fulfil certain requirements and is responsible for the pet's care and transport during the flight. For this, the maximum measurements of the container must be respected, as well as the conditions of the maximum permitted weight of the animal with its container or cage, as applied by the airline and that should be previously consulted.
Animals must travel properly documented, through a pet passport or veterinary certificate, identified by way of a microchip or tattoo and with all required vaccinations (in some countries with an evaluation of antibodies). You can find more information at: http://ec.europa.eu/food/animal/liveanimals/pets/index_en.htm.It is wise, when booking or purchasing the ticket either at the airline or the travel agency, to express your intention of taking a pet on board and to be informed of the specific conditions for transportation.
\u003cbr\>Dogs trained as guides to accompany a passenger with a disability will, in general, travel in the cabin, unless prohibited by national regulations or the airlines. The dog's transport, whether in the hold or in the cabin, will not be charged. It is not necessary to carry out any special procedure, but the dog must wear a muzzle, collar and lead. If the dog is to travel in the cabin, it will be placed next to the passenger in a place indicated by the crew.

Guide dogsDogs trained as guides to accompany a passenger with a disability will, in general, travel in the cabin, unless prohibited by national regulations or the airlines. The dog's transport, whether in the hold or in the cabin, will not be charged. It is not necessary to carry out any special procedure, but the dog must wear a muzzle, collar and lead. If the dog is to travel in the cabin, it will be placed next to the passenger in a place indicated by the crew.

I hope this is of use

Regards
Joanne

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Hello Jo!

I have a question. We were flying with JK044 on july 7:th from Stockholm to Malags and we
arrived very late around 2 o´clock in the morning and my daughter was very tired and forgot
her little favorite dog a brown/black dog which she has when she goes to bed so there were a lot
of tears. Is there any possible chance that it has been found. We were seated in row 23.

I would pay any costs to get it back.

Regards
Maja Amneryd



Hi
I know how you feel, it happened to us when our little girl was young...terrible.

We are not the airport so cant help other than give you all the telephone numbers to lost property.

The direct numbers for lost property at Malaga are 0034 952 048 851 or 0034 952 048 837.
Regards

Joanne

Hi don’t know if you can help my daughter flew into Malaga airport last night on flight ZB018 she lost her small bag near to the curtsey buses it was left on a trolley and the trolley was taken by the porter. It was a blue bag with power rangers logo on the front in side where sweets a Nintendo ds with about seven games there were books and colouring pencils. I have phoned the lost property at the airport but with no luck if you can help could you email me thank you

emma



Hi Emma,
Im sorry, we are not the airport and can only provide the telephone numbers that we have already provided.

Every email at the moment is about lost property, I wish I could help.

You could try the airlines at malaga airport have a look at www.aena.es go to english at the top then malaga airport. Then on the left hand side you can find airlines.

I hope this helps

Regards

Joanne
malaga-airport-guide.com

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Hi Jo

Is it possible to fly direct to Faro, Portugal, from Malaga?

Thanks
Jen

Normally I say no, its only 4 to 5 hours to drive. or by train or coach.

But the other day my husband did see a flight come to malaga from faro direct, but he couldnt see the company. It was a charter flight.

You can find lots of info at www.faroairportguide.com


Regards

Joanne

Thanks.

I have emailed the Faro travel guide website and asked which airline.

Regards
Jenny Finlay

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Hello Jo
My daughter is travelling to our apartment in Miraflores next week, with her friend and their 2 little boys, both aged 19 months. My query is what is the situation with car seats in Spain. They are only going for a few days so do not want to hire a car and will pick up a taxi at the airport, and also approximate cost please to Miraflores.
Many thanks from Linda

Car Seats - ita difficult one....there arent childseats in english taxis and its the same here. Peole just hold the kids on their laps.


Its around 59 km so we normally work on 1euro per km plus a little extra.
The taxi drivers do have a book chart with prices on that you can check.

Regards

Joanne

Thanks very much for your reply Jo. As you say, if they sit them on their laps with the seat belt around, hopefully they will all be okay. Only just found your website through the Malaga Airport link, but very helpful queries and answers.Regards from
Linda

Labels: Malaga Travel, Shopping

Hello Jo

I have just come accross your blog and was wondering wether you could offer some advice.

My husband myself and our two kids would like to spend a week in malaga. Do you know of any villas or appartments at reasonable prices with nearby activities for the kids whose ages are 4 and 5? We chose Malaga because it seems to be the cheapest to fly to. Our appartment budget is about £400.

I would appreciate any advice.

Kind regards

Nicky


I dont know any villas personally in Malaga.

We we are is in Nueva Andalucia, in the area of Marbella. Its about 45 minutes from Malaga Airport and is a great place for holiday and kids.

Best to have a look on www.holiday-rentals.co.uk and other websites alike. Also search something like kids in spain and you may come across some kid friendly accommodation.

Regards

Joanne
www.nuevaandalucia.blogspot.com
malaga-airport-guide.com

Labels: Malaga Travel, Shopping

Hello Jo

I have just come accross your blog and was wondering wether you could offer some advice.

My husband myself and our two kids would like to spend a week in malaga. Do you know of any villas or appartments at reasonable prices with nearby activities for the kids whose ages are 4 and 5? We chose Malaga because it seems to be the cheapest to fly to. Our appartment budget is about £400.

I would appreciate any advice.

Kind regards

Nicky


I dont know any villas personally in Malaga.

We we are is in Nueva Andalucia, in the area of Marbella. Its about 45 minutes from Malaga Airport and is a great place for holiday and kids.

Best to have a look on www.holiday-rentals.co.uk and other websites alike. Also search something like kids in spain and you may come across some kid friendly accommodation.

Regards

Joanne
www.nuevaandalucia.blogspot.com
malaga-airport-guide.com

Labels: Malaga Travel, Shopping