Pamplona Airport

The construction of Pamplona Airport was approved in 1968. The following year, a runway was inaugurated, with a light aircraft from the Real Aeroclub de Navarra () being the first to use it on 3 October 1969. The official opening was the following day, 4 October 1969. Shortly afterward, the runway was doubled in length to and wide. Two years later, it was extended again, this time to . On 6 July 1972, the airport was opened to regular passenger traffic, with the inauguration taking place with an Fokker F27-100 from Aviaco that covered the route between Madrid and Pamplona. The airport's first passenger terminal opened on 6 July 1973. Between 2017 and beginning of 2020 Lufthansa flew between Pamplona and Frankfurt daily, but the service was discontinued in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 outbreak. ==Airlines and destinations==

The following airlines operate regular scheduled and charter flights at Pamplona Airport: ==Public transport==

Bus Since 6 November 2017, Line A of Pamplona City Transport connects the airport with the city center and the Renfe train station every hour. Due to low ridership the bus service was cancelled a year and a half later. Car In addition to regular taxis, since August 2019 a taxi service is offered between Paseo Sarasate and the airport. It drives several times per day in both directions, and passengers need to make a reservation in advance. ==Busiest routes==