The building was designed by the famous British architect Richard Rogers and it's impressive. T4 & T4S: Opened early 2007, it's the biggest terminal. My Way, Pluna, Pullmantur, Portugalia, Santa Barbara, Scandinavian SAS, Spanair (non Schengen only), Swiss, Thai Airways, Transavia Holland, Travel Service, Tunis Air, and Varig. Right now (this information may change, although it's not very likely) the airlines that operate there are: Aerolíneas Argentinas, Aeroméxico, Air Plus Comet, Air Europa (non Schengen flights only), Air France, Air Madrid, Air Malta, Alitalia, Austrian Airlines, Blue Air, bmibaby (from 16/06/08), British Midland, Bulgaria Air, Continental Airlines, Cubana de Aviación, Delta Airlines, Easyjet, Futura, Germanwings, Helvetic Airways, Hola Airlines (non Schengen only), KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lloyd Aeroboliviano, LOT, Lufthansa, Malev, Meridiana, Monarch, T1: is the oldest and one of the biggest terminals. You need to know in advance from which terminal your flight departs. This airport is one of the biggest in the world and consists of five terminals. When you arrive or depart Madrid by air, you’ll need to go to Barajas International Airport.

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