Gran
Canaria Las Palmas Airport
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Location
Name
Las Palmas Gran Canaria Airport
Airport
codes
(IATA: LPA, ICAO: GCLP)
Location
Address
Ctra. Gral. del Sur., Gando/Telde
35071 Gran Canaria/Las Palmas
Time Zone
GMT (GMT + 1 from last Sunday in March to the Sunday
in October)
Read more: http://www.worldtravelguide.net/airport/327/airport_guide/Europe/Gran-Canaria-Airport.html#ixzz0hsnw0aQQ
Access
Las Palmas Gran Canaria Airport is
located directly on the GC-1 motorway 18km (11 miles)
south of Las Palmas and 25 kilometres from the main
southern tourist resorts in Gran Canaria
Airport Overview
The airport is located to the east
of Gran Canaria on the Bay of Gando (Bahía
de Gando), 19 km (12 mi) south of Las Palmas de Gran
Canaria, and 25 km (16 mi) from the popular tourist
areas in the south. The lengthy runways make the airport
an alternative landing site for the NASA Space Shuttle.
The airport has two terminals: one for European Union
and Mainland Domestic flights (Terminal A), and the
other for non-EU and interisland flights (Terminal
B-C).
Contacts
Telephone +34 902 404 704
Fax +340928 579 130
Email lpa.info@aena.es
Web www.aena.es
Airport Information
Airlines
Air Europa
Air Berlin
Ryanair
TUIfly
Iberia
Norwegian Air Shuttle
Germanwings
Transavia
Monarch Airlines
Vueling Airlines
Jetairfly.com
Austrian
Spanair
Binter Canarias
Jet2.com
Finnair
Easyjet
SAS
Aer Lingus
Martinair Holland
Terminals
Gran Canaria Airport has 1, three
floor terminal
Ground floor Arrivals
First floor Departures
Arrivals and Departures are divided
into 3 zones
A. European Union
B. International
C. Inter-Island
Information
Information help desks are located
on level 1 of the airport and there is a tourist information
helpline (tel: (0)928 579 130).
Facilities
Restrooms / Toilets
Disabled facilities / Medical Facilities
Lifts and ramps in airport and Disable
spaces on all levels of the car park. Contact your
airline if you require wheelchairs or other assistance
before you travel and I would suggest before you book.
Shops
and restaurants
There are a number of restaurants
catering for all tastes and shops in the main terminal
area including with Duty Free.
Country Information - Spain
Bail Bond: a guarantee to be lodged
with the police in the event of an accident or major
traffic violation - no longer a legal requirement
for Spain and most insurance companies have stopped
issuing them.
Children in cars: Children under 12
cannot travel in the front unless using a suitably
adapted restraint system. In the rear, passengers
under 135cm tall must use specially adapted safety
devices and restraints.
Documentation: always carry your driving
licence, vehicle registration document (V5), and certificate
of motor insurance. If your licence does not incorporate
a photograph ensure you carry your passport to validate
the licence. If the vehicle is not registered in your
name, carry a letter from the registered owner giving
you permission to drive.
Drinking and driving: Don't do it.
Over 0.05 per cent and you could face anything from
a severe fine, withdrawal of your licence, up to imprisonment.
Fines: On the spot fines are issued.
Ensure an official receipt is issued by the officer
collecting the fine.
First-aid kit is advised, but not
compulsory.
Fuel: All grades of unleaded petrol
(benzin), diesel (gasoleo 'A') and LPG are available
as well as lead substitute additive. Leaded no longer
exists. It is allowed to carry petrol in a can. Credit
and debit cards are widely accepted, although they
probably won't work at automatic pumps, which are
often the only pumps open out-of-hours and at lunch-time
(from noon to 3pm) away from the Autoroutes. It's
a good idea to let your card issuer know you will
be travelling abroad. This ensures they don't suspend
your card if they spot it being used in unfamiliar
places, which they sometimes do as an anti-fraud measure.
Speed
Limits
Motorway
120 km/h
Open Road
90-100 km/h
Town
50 km/h
Side of the road Right
Alcohol mg/ml
0.5
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