Madrid to Geneva flights

Direct Madrid to Geneva flights run year-round and take approximately two hours, with about 55 flights a week in 2026.

Three airlines operate non-stop services on this route:

• Air Europa
• easyJet
• Iberia

Flights leave from Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) and land at Geneva Airport (GVA).

Flights depart from Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), where most services to Geneva operate from terminals T1 or T4. Iberia and Air Nostrum typically use the modern T4, while easyJet and other international carriers often depart from T1. Moving between terminals is managed by a free 24-hour shuttle bus, taking about 10 minutes to travel from T1 to T4.

To reach the airport from central Madrid, the C-1 Cercanías train runs every 30 minutes from stations like Atocha and Chamartín directly to T4. Alternatively, Metro Line 8 serves all terminals from Nuevos Ministerios, or you can take a taxi for a fixed fare from the city centre.

Geneva Airport (GVA) is located about 4km from the city centre. The Unireso train service departs from the airport railway station at the arrival level and reaches Geneva-Cornavin station in central Geneva in 7 minutes.

Travellers can also use the TPG bus network, which stops at various points across the city:

• Line 5
• Bus 10
• Bus 23
• Bus 28

Taxis and private hire vehicles are available at designated ranks outside the terminal.

Geneva is a global hub that offers much more than its famous banking district. You can explore the Pâquis district for its lively atmosphere and lakefront baths, or visit the Jet d'Eau, one of the world's tallest fountains. The United Nations headquarters and the historic St. Pierre's Cathedral are essential stops for those interested in international history and architecture. For a taste of local culture, try a traditional cheese fondue in the Old Town before heading to the shores of Lake Geneva.