Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez airport T4 has a new bus terminal.
Raquel Sánchez, Minister of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda (Mitma), inaugurated the new terminal on October 14, which has an investment of more than 19 million euros, including work, supplies and materials.
This Aena project developed by the efebearquitectura studio in collaboration with Incosa has an area of 12,600 square meters and a building on two levels. The first floor is reserved for the embarkation and disembarkation of passengers, with access through eight gates to the 30 bus docks distributed around the perimeter. The second floor is intended for waiting and circulating passengers, and has a shopping area and a terrace that surrounds the entire building, which has natural lighting through three skylights and glass facades.
Raquel Sánchez, in her speech at the inauguration, took the opportunity to reaffirm that: “This is a commitment to promoting collective and sustainable public transport. Our mission is to ensure easy, fast and comfortable access for travelers to Madrid airport”
Sánchez also stated that the promotion of intermodality and investment in sustainability “are part of Aena’s climate change strategy, whose main objective is the progressive reduction of CO2 emissions derived from airport activity”.
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