Ibiza AirportIbiza Airport in figures
9,138,224 passengers, one terminal, one runway and 95 per cent of the access points to Ibiza and Formentera.
Passenger figures and operations, as at 2025. Destinations and airlines, based on the timetable for the next 15 days.
What is Ibiza Airport?
Ibiza Airport —X26 Airport in Catalan— is in the municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia, next to the ses Salines nature reserve, 7.5 km from Eivissa. It is managed by Aena and its codes are IBZ (IATA) and LEIB (ICAO).
It is a single-terminal, single-runway airport which, in 2025, handled 9,138,224 passengers in 85,086 transactions, as well as 862.5 tonnes of cargo. The figure that best describes it is none of those: it is that the 95 per cent of the people coming into or out of Ibiza and Formentera do so through here. It is not the main way into the Pitiusas: it is practically the only one.
A seasonal airport
Seasonality explains almost everything. Ibiza sees most of its traffic concentrated in just a few months, and this is evident in every aspect of the airport’s operations: in the number of taxis, which rises from 69 to 139 between June and September; in the bus routes, two of which only operate seasonally; in the routes, many of which disappear from the timetable in winter; and in the types of airlines, with British, German and Dutch holiday and low-cost carriers dominating the market.
It also explains why you’ll see so many dates on this website. A bus timetable for the Ibiza without its validity period isn’t information: it’s half a piece of information, and for half the year it’s incorrect.
Technical specifications
- Name: Ibiza Airport / Eivissa Airport
- Codes: IBZ (IATA) · LEIB (ICAO)
- Manager: Aena
- Municipality: Sant Josep de sa Talaia
- Distance to Eivissa: 7.5 km
- Terminals: 1
- Hint: 06/24, 2,800 × 45 m
- Elevation: 6 metres above sea level
- Passengers (2025): 9,138,224
- Operations (2025): 85,086
- Cargo (2025): 862.5 tonnes
- Busiest routes: Barcelona, Madrid, Palma de Mallorca
Frequently Asked Questions
9,138,224 in 2025, with 85,086 flights. It is the third-busiest airport in the Balearic Islands, behind Palma de Mallorca and ahead of Menorca.
In Sant Josep de sa Talaia, not the one at Eivissa, although it is known locally as Ibiza Airport. It is next to the ses Salines Nature Reserve.
One, number 06/24, is 2,800 metres long and 45 metres wide. With a single runway and a single terminal, it handles more than nine million passengers a year.
Yes, and that’s what makes its role so unique: Formentera doesn’t have an airport, so 95 per cent of those arriving on or departing from the two islands pass through here. You can reach Formentera by boat from the port of Eivissa — how to do it.