Der Flughafen Lissabon Humberto Delgado ist der Hauptflughafen Portugals und das wichtigste internationale Tor zur portugiesischen Hauptstadt. Er liegt nur etwa 7 Kilometer nördlich des Stadtzentrums und fertigt über 33 Millionen Passagiere jährlich über zwei Terminals ab. Terminal 1 bedient die meisten Fluggesellschaften, Terminal 2 wird von Billigfluggesellschaften genutzt. Der Flughafen ist das Hauptdrehkreuz von TAP Air Portugal und bietet starke Verbindungen nach Brasilien und in andere lusophone Länder sowie nach Europa und Nordamerika. Die Metro Linha Vermelha verbindet den Flughafen in etwa 20 Minuten mit dem Stadtzentrum. LIS verfügt über zwei Start- und Landebahnen. Lissabons wachsende Beliebtheit als Tourismus- und Geschäftsreiseziel hat zu einem erheblichen Passagierwachstum geführt.

Aviation Terms

Flugplatzbeleuchtung (AGL: Airfield Lighting) Flughafenkategorie (Airport Category) Flughafenhöhe (ELEV: Airport Elevation) Flughafenfeuerwache (ARFF: Airport Fire Station) Flughafenlounge (Airport Lounge) Flughafen-Referenzpunkt (ARP: Airport Reference Point) Schürze (Apron) Automatisierte Passkontrolle (APC: Automated Passport Control)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Lisbon Airport to the city center?

The Lisbon Metro Red Line (Linha Vermelha) runs from the Aeroporto station directly to the city center, reaching Alameda in about 15 minutes and Sao Sebastiao in 20 minutes for EUR 1.65 (plus EUR 0.50 for a reusable Viva Viagem card). This makes LIS one of the most metro-accessible airports in Europe. Taxis to central Lisbon cost approximately EUR 10-15.

How many terminals does Lisbon Airport have?

Humberto Delgado Airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles all full-service and most international carriers. Terminal 2 serves low-cost carriers including easyJet and some Ryanair flights. A free shuttle bus connects the two terminals in about 10 minutes. The metro station serves only Terminal 1.

What is unique about Lisbon Airport's location?

LIS is located just 7 km from the city center, making it one of the closest major airports to its downtown in Europe. The proximity is both a convenience for travelers and a limitation for expansion, as the airport is surrounded by urban development. Plans for a new airport at Montijo or Alcochete have been discussed for decades.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Lisbon Airport?

Yes, LIS offers free Wi-Fi in both terminals. The network provides 30 minutes of complimentary access, which can be extended. The service supports browsing and messaging. The terminal features Portuguese tile artwork (azulejos) and local cuisine including pastéis de nata at several cafes.

Which airlines have a hub at Lisbon Airport?

TAP Air Portugal, a Star Alliance member, uses LIS as its primary hub with an extensive network connecting Europe, Africa, and the Americas. TAP's hub strategy leverages Lisbon's position as a bridge between Europe and Brazil/Portuguese-speaking Africa. Ryanair and easyJet have significant low-cost operations from Terminal 2.