Madrid MAD to Mykonos JMK flight with Iberia

Madrid to Mykonos Flights: An Overview

Journeying from the Spanish capital of Madrid to the party island of Mykonos is straightforward by plane. Whilst there are no direct connections, passengers can enjoy a range of connecting flights. The amount of flights per day depends mainly on the season. During the summer, when Mykonos is at its fullest and temperatures are at their highest, there are typically around ten flights from Madrid to Mykonos per day. In winter, when there are fewer visitors and the island is quieter, there are usually between one and three flights from Madrid to Mykonos each day. The shortest flight time in the summer is around six hours, while in winter the speediest flight takes around 17 hours with a layover in Athens.

Which airlines fly from Madrid to Mykonos?

In winter, flights from Madrid to Mykonos are operated by the Greek-run Aegean Airlines, although Olympic Air, a subsidiary of Aegean Airlines, operates the second-leg of the flight from Athens on Aegean’s behalf. In the summer, there is a greater number of carriers to choose from, with Aegean, British Airways, Swiss Air, tab, Turkish Airlines and vueling all operating at least one leg on the route.

How long is the flight from Madrid to Mykonos?

Found more or less at the western and eastern ends of Europe, Madrid and Mykonos are a hefty 2414 kilometers apart. The quickest flight, operated by Aegean Airlines in high season, takes around six hours, departing from Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD) around midday and arriving at Mykonos Island National Airport (JMK) just before 8:00 p.m. with a two-hour stopover in Athens. The longest summer time route, also operated by Aegean, takes around 27 hours, with a day’s layover in Athens. In winter all flights have a stopover, usually overnight, and take between 17 and 23 hours.

How many flights are there from Madrid to Mykonos?

In winter, there are between one and three flights daily, with the earliest departing at around 1:00 p.m. and the latest leaving at around 6:00 p.m. although times are different throughout the week. In summer, there are typically around ten flights per day, although this too varies through the week, with some days having as few as nine flights and others as many as 13. Flights depart every two to three hours in high season, with the earliest day time flight leaving at 6:00 a.m. and the last taking off at 9:00 p.m.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Madrid to Mykonos

Departure airport: Madrid Airport is easily accessible from the city center, with the C1 regional train service leaving regularly from Madrid Chamartín Railway Station for the airport. The airport is also serviced by metro Line 8, which can be boarded easily from the city center at Colombia station. This takes slightly longer, with a journey from the city center to the airport clocking in at about half an hour. The airport has both short and long-term parking options, with 17,000 parking lots. There are plenty of places to eat at the airport, with coffee shops like Espression Lavazza and restaurants like Kirei, Le Bellota and Pepito Grillo.

Arrival airport: Although there is no train line on the island, passengers can take a bus from just outside the terminal building into Mykonos proper. It’s also easy to pick up a taxi from the airport, and it only takes 15 minutes to get into the town with a car. Mykonos Airport is pretty small, but there are places to grab a coffee while waiting for your taxi, including Juicebox and Ontime.