Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport

3 listed terminal / concourse areas4 lounges covered

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About Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport

Madrid Barajas is Spain's busiest airport and the main hub for Iberia and the oneworld alliance in Europe. It has four terminals — T1, T2, T3, and T4 — with T4 being the newest and Iberia's dedicated hub. T4 has a satellite building (T4S) connected by an underground train. Terminals 1–3 serve other carriers and are separate from T4.

Terminal & Concourse Overview

Terminal 4 (Iberia / oneworld)

Terminal 4 is Iberia's hub, handling domestic, Schengen, and many international flights. It is modern and well-designed with gates in the main building.

Listed gate areas: J1-J50

Directory note (not independently checked): Iberia's Velázquez Lounge and Dali Lounge are in T4. The Velázquez Lounge is for business class and oneworld Sapphire/Emerald members. T4 is well-organized but large.

Terminal 4S (Satellite)

T4S is the satellite building connected to T4 by an underground train. It handles non-Schengen international flights, including Iberia's long-haul departures.

Listed gate areas: S1-S40

Terminal 1

Terminal 1 serves SkyTeam and Star Alliance carriers including Air France, Lufthansa, and Emirates. It is separate from T4.

Listed gate areas: A1-A40

Directory note (not independently checked): Terminal 1 has limited lounge options. The Priority Pass lounge here serves travellers on non-Iberia carriers. Do not plan to use a T4 lounge if departing from T1.

Terminal Map & Lounge Locations

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Gate areaLounge

Terminal 4 (Iberia / oneworld)

Area / gate coverage not source checked2 lounges

Gates J1-J50

Layout divider, not a confirmed connection

Terminal 4S (Satellite)

Area / gate coverage not source checked1 lounge

Gates S1-S40

Layout divider, not a confirmed connection

Terminal 1

Area / gate coverage not source checked1 lounge

Gates A1-A40

All Lounges on This Map

Iberia Velázquez Lounge (Terminal 4)Terminal 4 (Iberia / oneworld) · Gate area J1-J50 (not independently checked)

Iberia Dali Lounge (Terminal 4)Terminal 4 (Iberia / oneworld) · Gate area J1-J50 (not independently checked)

Iberia Premium Lounge (Terminal 4S Satellite)Terminal 4S (Satellite) · Gate area S1-S40 (not independently checked)

Priority Pass Lounge (Terminal 1)Terminal 1 · Gate area A1-A40 (not independently checked)

This schematic uses listed gate ranges, not measured geometry. Lines are not confirmed connections. Undocumented walking times are withheld. Check the airport's own map and current signage. Data methodology

Lounges by terminal or concourse

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