Flights from Barcelona to Sevilla

Flights from Barcelona to Seville 

There are dozens of flight from Barcelona to Seville each day, leaving from early in the morning until late at night. Journey times may vary but most last around 1 hour 35 minutes.

How long is the journey by flight from Barcelona to Seville?

The fastest flight from Barcelona to Seville usually takes around 1 hour 35 minutes. This flight runs directly and has no changes. Other flights have may one change, usually in Madrid or Lisbon, and this can increase the journey time from 4 hours up to around 12 hours.

How many flights are there from Barcelona to Seville?

There are usually around 25 flight from Barcelona to Seville every day, on weekdays and at weekends. The first flight of the day leaves at around 7:00 a.m. Flights then depart every 1-2 hours until the last flight of the day, which takes off at around 10:00 p.m.

What are the departure and arrival stations for flights from Barcelona to Seville?

Departure airport: Flights to Seville depart from Barcelona's El Prat Airport. It is located to the south of the city, and is well served by public transport as the journey by subway takes around 30 minutes. El Prat Aiport has a good range of shops, restaurants, and VIP lounges.

Arrival airport: Flights from Barcelona arrive at Seville Airport, which is situated around 7 miles from the city centre. Trains leave for Seville every 12 minutes during the day, and the airport has hotels, shops, and free WiFi. 

Which airlines travel from Barcelona to Seville?

Flights from Barcelona to Seville are provided by Air Europa, Iberia, Lufthansa, Ryanair, TAP Portugal, and vueling. Vueling and Ryanair provide the fastest flights, with both offering direct services. All of the other services have at least one change with a longer journey time.

Air Europa Barcelona to Seville

Air Europa offers the longest flight between Barcelona and Seville, with two changes in Paris and Madrid or Rome and Madrid, and a journey time of around 19-22 hours. The second parts of the connection are operated by Air France or Alitalia, and there are three services per day.

Iberia Barcelona to Seville

Iberia provides around 10 services a day, which usually have one change in Madrid. The journey usually lasts around 3 and a half hours, but this can increase to 7 hours depending on the time of day and the length of the stopover. 

Lufthansa Barcelona to Seville

Lufthansa usually runs 2 services every day, with two changes in Germany and a journey time of around 22 hours.

Ryanair Barcelona to Seville

Ryanair generally has one service from Barcelona to Seville each day, which leaves in the evening. It runs directly and lasts around 1 hour 40 minutes.

TAP Portugal Barcelona to Seville

TAP Portugal usually runs two services per day. Both services have one change, in Lisbon, and the journey time can vary between 4-10 hours.

vueling Barcelona to Seville

vueling offers the most direct flights, with around 7 services a day. The journey usually lasts around 1 hour 35 minutes.

Barcelona to  Seville Flights: Services on Board

Vueling does not offer first-class tickets, but it's possible to book a seat in the first 4 rows to enable you to leave the plane quickly and have extra legroom. Cats and dogs are allowed on vueling flights as long as they are contained in a carrier, weigh under 8kg, and have a pet passport issued by your vet. They allow passengers to bring one piece of hand luggage and charge different fees for checked baggage depending on the weight of the bag. They offer an assistance service for disabled passengers that can be booked online in advance, as long as you give at least 48 hours' notice. Assistance dogs are allowed on flights as long as they have a certificate and pet passport. Ryanair has similar pet and luggage policies to vueling, with checked baggage including suitcases, bikes, prams, and sports equipment all varying in price. 

As they are more premium airlines, Air Europa, Lufthansa, Iberia, and TAP Portugal have business class cabins that offer extra services such as lie-flat beds and three-course meals. They also allow you to bring one suitcase on board as standard, with no extra fees to pay. If you are travelling in business class, several of these airlines will allow you to bring two pieces of checked baggage as standard. Air Europa, Lufthansa, Iberia, Ryanair and TAP Portugal all have disability assistance programs, most of which need to be booked online before travelling, but they would also recommend you call ahead 2 days in advance to arrange assistance while in the airport.