The Seville-San Pablo International Airport is located 3 km northeast of the city, between the municipalities of Seville and La Rinconada. Rafael Moneo designed the terminal taking inspiration from Seville and Andalusian culture based on three traditional components: the Mosque, the Palace and the orange trees. The circulation inside is accessible to wheelchair users. It has seven meeting points for assistance to people with reduced mobility as well as a cafeteria, rest and meeting rooms, adapted toilets, parking with places reserved for PRM, car rental service, taxi and bus stop.

It can be accessed by adapted public transport through the EA Line, Special Airport that connects it with the Plaza de Armas, with intermediate stops at strategic points, including the Santa Justa train station and AVE. The trip lasts approximately 35 minutes.

The airport has a free assistance service for passengers with reduced mobility. You can request it by phone or through the AENA mobile application form.

For people with hearing and/or speech disabilities, AENA has an information and chat service line that operates every day from 07:00 to 24:00.