Aeropuerto de Bilbao (BIO)

Located in the heart of Spain's Basque Country, Bilbao Airport (IATA: BIO / ICAO: LEBB) serves as a key gateway to the vibrant city of Bilbao and its surrounding region. This international airport is situated approximately 9 kilometers north of the city center, in the municipality of Loiu. Since its inauguration in 1928, Bilbao Airport has undergone numerous expansions and modernizations, with architect Santiago Calatrava’s striking terminal design becoming a symbol of its 21st-century transformation.

Bilbao Airport has become an essential hub in Northern Spain, facilitating both domestic and international flights. The airport is renowned not only for its distinctive architecture but also for its operational efficiency. It handled over 5 million passengers in recent years, making it one of Spain's busiest airports. With more than 20 airlines operating from its gates, Bilbao Airport offers direct flights to numerous European destinations, along with several connections to other global cities.

Known for its high passenger satisfaction rates, the airport supports a robust network of over 7,000 flights annually. As a crucial infrastructure asset, Bilbao Airport plays a vital role in the economic and cultural vitality of the Basque Country, providing seamless connectivity for business travelers and tourists alike. This airport stands as a testament to the region's commitment to progress and innovation, continually adapting to meet the evolving demands of air travel in the 21st century.