Malaga Airport Bus
Information compiled by David Enrich, aviation and airport guide expert since 1999.
Málaga Airport offers several bus options connecting the terminal with the city centre, nearby coastal destinations, and long-distance cities across Andalusia. Buses depart from the Arrivals level, just outside the terminal, making them one of the most convenient and affordable transport options for travellers.
The most popular option is the Express Airport Line (A Line), which provides a fast and direct connection to Málaga city centre in just 15 minutes.
City Bus: Express Line (A Line)
The A Express Line is the best option to travel between Málaga Airport and the city centre. It connects key locations such as María Zambrano train station and Málaga city centre.
Bus Stop Location: Outside the Arrivals area, clearly signposted.
Intercity Bus Services
Málaga Airport also offers direct connections to popular destinations along the Costa del Sol and nearby towns.
All buses depart from the Arrivals level bus stops.
Local Line M-135
The M-135 line connects the airport area with nearby towns such as Alhaurín de la Torre. However, it does not stop directly at the terminal.
- You must walk to San Isidro Road to access this line.
- Operates approximately from 07:00 to 22:00.
- Fares depend on travel zones.
Long-Distance Bus Services
For longer journeys, Málaga Airport provides direct connections to major Andalusian cities.
Where to Buy Bus Tickets
You can purchase tickets in several ways:
- On board: Pay directly to the driver (cash recommended).
- Ticket offices: Located outside the Arrivals terminal.
- Kiosks: Available in the transport area.
Tips for Using Buses at AGP
- Best option: The A Express Line is the fastest and easiest way to reach Málaga city centre.
- Bring cash: Not all buses accept card payments.
- Allow extra time: In summer, buses can be crowded.
- Check schedules in advance: Intercity routes have limited departures.
- Luggage: Space is limited on city buses — try to travel light.
- Alternative: The train (C1 line) is often faster for some destinations.