Air Europa Blog

Air Europa is moving towards the new normal by implementing advanced security measures with the aim of improving the comfort, health and wellbeing of passengers onboard. The reinstatement of “Fly & Eat” on-board catalogues is a prime example of the airline’s latest goal: moving forward, passengers can once again browse food and beverage menus, which have all been treated with antimicrobial technology to ensure maximum safety on board.

Air Europa SUMA wanted to express its gratitude to its passengers for the loyalty and trust placed in the airline by inviting them to attend the Starlite in Marbella. This festival, which is one of the most anticipated musical events of the summer, brings together the most recognized and acclaimed singers and DJs of the current music scene worldwide.

As of Thursday 1st July, Air Europa will once again fly from Terminals T1 and T2 at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport. This comes after Aena, Spain’s leading airport operator, reopened both terminals in compliance with all Covid health and safety regulations.

All our long-haul flights jointly with flights to London and Tel Aviv will operate from Terminal 1, while domestic flights and European flights will fly from Terminal 2.

At Air Europa, we like to cater to all our passengers and ensure that our flights match their individual requirements and suit all their needs: from special menus adapted to all dietary requirements to preferred seat selection, custom Wi-Fi plans, extra luggage or even travel assistance insurance. All of this and more is now at your fingertips and can be accessed through the Air Europa app, our fastest, most complete and intuitive app yet.

Air Europa has opted for the integration of payment method Bizum when booking flights through the website in order to improve customer experience, and with its firm commitment to innovation always in mind.

Air Europa is the first Spanish airline to include Bizum in its payment gateway: the aim is to offer a wider range of secure payment methods in order to simplify the checkout process, so that customers can choose the easiest, most convenient way to pay.