Ceuta Airport
About Ceuta
Ceuta is on the northern tip of the Morrocan coast
and is the meeting point of two continents, two seas and four
cultures - Christian, Muslim, Hebrew and Hindu, all living side-by-side
in harmony. Here you will find the best of all the cultures from
gastronomy through to festivities. its strategic position has
made it a meeting point for different civilisations all who have
left their mark. Time can be spent wandering round the town's
monuments, churches, the cathedral and several mosques.
Ceuta has a wonderful Mediterranean climate with an average temperature
of 20° and 300 days of sun per year that makes it an ideal
holiday destination any time of year. Because Ceuta is the point
where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, all water sports and
beach recreation can be found.
Getting to Ceuta is easy from Spain. Fast and modern ferries sail
from Algeciras, near Cadiz and helicopters fly from Malaga airport.
The ferry from Algeciras to Ceuta takes just 35 minutes.
Ceuta is divided into two zones sliding into one another. To
the east, around and near the real peninsula, all inhabitants
are Spanish and everything feels Spanish, but as soon as you head
west, coming closer to the border area you will see the first
mosques and the atmosphere changes to Moroccan.
About Ceuta Airport
Since 2004, it is possible to fly from Málaga
by helicopter to the new heliport in Ceuta. This is the first
heliport in Spain built and managed by Aena. It provides a service
in response to the current air traffic demand. A quick connection
to the Spanish mainland is vital to Ceuta's economic development.
The heliport is located at the port of Ceuta, between the pier
and the fishing port, on land reclaimed from the sea to the north
of the city. The facilities include a helicopter apron, a two-storey
terminal, a power plant and a building for the rescue and fire
fighting service.
In its second year of operations, the helicopter handled 20,113
passengers, 2,641 operations and 4.6 tonnes of cargo.
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