Module A
Blue signs, 28 gates, mainly non-Schengen flights such as the UK and Ireland.
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), also called Son Sant Joan, is the airport for Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands, Spain. It sits next to the village of Can Pastilla, about 8 km (5 miles) east of Palma, close to the beaches of the Bay of Palma. In 2025 it handled about 33.8 million passengers, most of them in summer.
Germany and the United Kingdom are the biggest markets. Ryanair carries the most passengers, followed by Eurowings, Vueling, easyJet, Air Europa, Iberia, Condor, Jet2 and TUI, with flights to cities across Europe and to the Spanish mainland.
All flights use one terminal building with four boarding modules, each with its own color: Module A (blue) mainly for non-Schengen flights such as the UK and Ireland, Module B (green) for Air Nostrum regional flights, Module C (orange) mainly for European flights, and Module D (purple) for Schengen flights with Eurowings, Condor, easyJet and others. The runways are shared with an air force base.
From the airport, most travelers head into Palma, to the beach resorts along the Bay of Palma, or across the island to Alcúdia, Pollença, Port de Sóller and the east-coast resorts.