This page lists typical scheduled departures from Madrid Airport (MAD) for a representative day — flight numbers, destinations, terminals and planning statuses. Timetables change daily, so always confirm your exact flight time on the airport’s official live departures board before travelling.

Not a live board. Times below are typical scheduled departures that change day to day. For real-time information use the official Madrid Airport live departures page or your airline’s app.

Scheduled departures from Madrid Airport (MAD)

The table below lists a typical day of scheduled departures from Madrid Airport (MAD), based on published airline timetables. Times are local, terminals are planning guidance, and schedules change daily — always confirm your flight on the official live board before travelling to the airport.

Madrid Airport (MAD) departures — typical daily schedule, data refreshed 21 July 2026
TimeFlightAirlineDestinationTerminalStatus
06:45AF1301Air FranceParis (CDG)2Delayed
06:50FR5383RyanairDublin (DUB)1Departed
07:10UX1511Air EuropaPalma de Mallorca (PMI)1Scheduled
07:35IB3166IberiaLondon Heathrow (LHR)4Scheduled
07:55U23826easyJetLondon Gatwick (LGW)1Scheduled
08:40LH1111LufthansaFrankfurt (FRA)2Scheduled
12:15IB6251IberiaNew York (JFK)4SScheduled
12:40AA95American AirlinesMiami (MIA)4SScheduled
12:50IB3166IberiaLondon Heathrow (LHR)4Boarding
13:00IB6403IberiaMexico City (MEX)4SDelayed
13:10AF1301Air FranceParis (CDG)2Delayed
13:25IB6841IberiaBuenos Aires (EZE)4SScheduled
14:55LH1111LufthansaFrankfurt (FRA)2Departed
15:15AA95American AirlinesMiami (MIA)4SScheduled
15:20EK142EmiratesDubai (DXB)4SScheduled
15:30UX1511Air EuropaPalma de Mallorca (PMI)1Departed
16:40IB6251IberiaNew York (JFK)4SScheduled
17:10U23826easyJetLondon Gatwick (LGW)1Scheduled
18:05IB3166IberiaLondon Heathrow (LHR)4Scheduled
18:25FR5383RyanairDublin (DUB)1Scheduled
22:05EK142EmiratesDubai (DXB)4SScheduled
23:35IB6841IberiaBuenos Aires (EZE)4SScheduled
23:55IB6403IberiaMexico City (MEX)4SScheduled

Statuses are illustrative planning states for a typical day, not live updates. All times are local to Madrid Airport in 24-hour format.

What time are the first and last departures from Madrid Airport today?

On a typical day the first scheduled departure from Madrid Airport (MAD) is AF1301 to Paris at 06:45, and the last is IB6403 to Mexico City at 23:55 — all local time.

  • Check-in and bag-drop desks for the first wave of flights usually open around two to three hours before the earliest departure.
  • Security at Madrid Airport is typically quietest mid-morning and busiest in the early-morning and early-evening peaks.
  • Last-flight times drift by season and day of week — always confirm on the official live board the night before.

Which terminal do Iberia flights use at Madrid Airport?

Iberia typically uses Terminal 4 at Madrid Airport (MAD) for its departures. Terminal assignments at Madrid are set by the airport and can change between seasons, so treat the list below as planning guidance and confirm on your booking or the official live board.

  • Iberia — Terminal 4
  • Air Europa — Terminal 1
  • Ryanair — Terminal 1
  • easyJet — Terminal 1
  • Lufthansa — Terminal 2
  • Air France — Terminal 2

How early should I arrive at Madrid Airport before my flight?

Aim to arrive at Madrid Airport about two hours before a short-haul departure and three hours before a long-haul departure. That buffer covers bag-drop queues, security peaks and the walk or shuttle to distant gates — and it is cheaper than missing the flight.

  • Check in online and save your boarding pass before leaving home — it can skip one queue entirely.
  • Hand-luggage-only travellers with online check-in can head straight to security on quieter days.
  • Peak holiday mornings at Madrid can add 30–45 minutes to security; fast-track lanes are worth it then.
  • Long-haul and US-bound flights may close boarding earlier — be at the gate when boarding starts, not when it closes.

Where can I check live departure times for MAD?

The only sources of real-time departures information for Madrid Airport (MAD) are the airport itself and the airlines that fly there. Use the official Madrid Airport live departures board for gate, delay and cancellation updates, and your airline’s app for push notifications about your specific flight. TravelShifu’s board is a planning snapshot for comparing typical schedules, terminals and airlines — refreshed 21 July 2026 — and is never a substitute for the live board on the day you travel.

Frequently asked questions

What time is the first departure from Madrid Airport today?
On a typical day the first scheduled departure from Madrid Airport (MAD) is AF1301 to Paris at 06:45 local time. This is a representative timetable snapshot, not live data — confirm today’s first flight on the airport’s official departures board.
What time is the last departure from Madrid Airport today?
The last scheduled departure on a typical day is IB6403 to Mexico City at 23:55 local time. Late-evening schedules shift by season and day of week, so verify on Madrid Airport’s official live departures page before travelling.
Which terminal does Iberia use at Madrid Airport?
Iberia typically operates from Terminal 4 at Madrid Airport. Terminal assignments can change, so check the terminal on your booking confirmation or the airport’s live flight information on the day you fly.
How early should I arrive at Madrid Airport before my flight?
Plan to reach Madrid Airport about two hours before a short-haul flight and three hours before a long-haul flight. Add extra time at peak holiday periods, if you have bags to check, or if your destination requires additional document checks at the airport.
Is this Madrid Airport departures board live?
No. This page is a static snapshot of typical scheduled services at Madrid Airport, last reviewed on 21 July 2026. For real-time departure times, gate and delay information, use the airport’s official live board or your airline’s app.
Where is the official Madrid Airport live departures board?
The official live departures board for Madrid Airport (MAD) is published on the airport’s own website at https://www.aena.es/en/madrid-barajas/departures.html. Airline apps and the departure screens in the terminal show the same real-time status information.

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