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Madrid
(Updated: April, 15, 2025 20:08)
Madrid
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Population
City Code
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MAD
Popular Airlines
Japan Airlines
Iberia Airlines
Qatar Airways
Flight Time
7~10 hours
The flight time to Madrid is approximately 7~10 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Madrid.
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Madrid
With a population of over 3.2 million residents, Madrid is the 3rd largest city in Europe after London and Berlin. Lying on the River Manzanares, Madrid is the capital city and the centre of political, cultural and economic of Spain. The city is ranked as 17th liveable country in the world and is home to two of the world famous football clubs: Real Madrid and Atletico de Madrid.
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Travel FAQs
Q. What is the best airline to get to Madrid?
A. The best airline to Madrid is an airline that gets you there without delays and layovers at the best ticket price. A great airline depends upon the crew, traffic and the time of travel. If travelling from USA, Delta and American Airlines have direct flight to Madrid. Some European airlines like KLM, British Airways, Iberia or Air France offer direct flight ticket to Madrid.
Q. How do I buy a ticket to Madrid?
A. You can purchase a ticket to Madrid either by buying it online or visiting the corresponding travel companies by yourself. Searching online for the ticket to Madrid is the best way to compare tickets and choose an affordable ticket to Madrid. Cheapest ticket to Madrid can be bought online six weeks before your departure.
Q. Whats the weather like in Madrid ?
A. Madrid experiences a Mediterranean type of climate with cool winters including sporadic rainfalls and at times temperature falling below freezing point. Summers are hot with the warmest month being July. Madrid is one of the driest cities in Europe with precipitation being mostly experienced between spring and autumn.