Terminals at Mahon Airport
There is one terminal at Mahon Airport. It handles both the arrivals and the departures from two runways. After a problem with the roof in 2006, which has since been rebuilt and strengthened, the terminal is back up and running. In 2009, there was an increase in passengers to 2.4 million.
Getting to Mahon Airport
Mahon is based to the south east of the island of Menorca. Being such a small island there are only a few roads that link all of the towns, ideal for you Car Hire Mahon Airport vehicle. The airport is located around 4km from the town and to get there you need to use the ME12 road. The ME1 heads north and west to Alaior and onto es Mercadal in the centre of the island.
To head north near the S'Albufera des Grau, use the ME7 road which meets up with the ME15 at Son Parc and Ses Salines. The other large town on the island is Ciutadella.
Parking at Mahon Airport
There are two car parks at the airport, long and short-term parking. The long-term car park has 250 spaces whilst the short term has 495. There is a security gate and fence enclosing the vehicles. Payment can be made at the terminal building using cash or credit card.
Facilities at Mahon Airport
There is The Shop that sells duty free products such as tobacco, confectioneries and spirits. There is also the Themadorez that sells clothing as well as perfumes.
There are a few restaurants which sell hot and cold food, both Spanish and international cuisine. There are hot and cold drinks such as tea or coffee available.
There is no Wifi Internet available but there is a small Internet Cafe that has ten computers ready to use. Payment is for every ten minutes of use.
There are baby changing facilities as well as disabled bathrooms located near to the terminal doors.
What's Close to Mahon Airport?
Mahon is located on the Balearic island of Menorca and is the quietest too. There is the mountain, Monte Toro that is the highest point of the island. It has spectacular views over the towns below. Car Hire Mahon Airport will help you visit this famous landmark.
Visit the 18th century of Xoriguer Gin Distillery. The rare gin that is not sold on the mainland is available to buy from the distillery and as a bonus, you can watch how it is made.
There is the Museu de Minorca that is a 15th century monastery of the Franciscan era. There are ancient Roman paintings as well as art that is more modern.