SPC

- To city center
- Santa Cruz De La Palma · ~0.2 km
- Time to city
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SPC

TFN

One map, pinned from each airport’s published coordinates.
Overall is the published weighted sum. A highlighted score is ahead; a tie stays plain.
25% · Wayfinding, security wait, and layout.
20% · Seating, Wi-Fi, cleanliness, and quiet.
15% · Food and retail quality and variety.
15% · Transit, taxi, and parking to the city.
15% · Delays, cancellations, and weather resilience.
10% · Worth-it density and access quality.
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No Priority Pass lounge
Spain PP index lists ACE/FUE/LPA/TFS/TFN/PMI and mainland pins — SPC omitted.
Line 500 to Santa Cruz / Los Cancajos
Aena: Mon–Sat 07:15–22:45; Sun/holidays 07:45–22:45.
Under-terminal general car park
Open 05:30–23:30 with up to one hour extension for delayed flights.
TFN
Morning mainland banks plus fog risk — not a south-resort timetable
Treat TFN as a city/domestic hub with weather attitude: pad the morning banks and never assume clear skies at 633 m just because the coast is blue.
One terminal — confirm TFN, not TFS, before you celebrate the café
Compact single-terminal flow: the failure mode is booking or taxiing to TFS, or lingering pre-border when your flight needs passport control.
Nivaria or landside meal — airside is chain-and-grab territory
Functional north-island F&B—not a food destination. Plan calories before security or inside Nivaria / La Boutique if you have access.
Sala VIP Nivaria
Main Terminal · Airside departures pre-boarding after security (Aena: floor 1; Priority Pass: after security / passport control on floor 2 before Duty Free) — Schengen & non-Schengen
La Boutique (Priority Pass dining credit)
Main Terminal · Airside near gates 20–29 (Priority Pass)
SPC · Western Canaries gateway with Aena Line 500 bus and published taxi/parking tariffs, but no Priority Pass lounge and thin F&B relative to larger Canaries hubs.
TFN · TFN is Tenerife’s city-side / domestic hub at fog-prone Los Rodeos: one clear Aena terminal, Nivaria for Priority Pass, and short TITSA rides into Santa Cruz and La Laguna — undone mainly by plateau weather and morning mainland banks. Aena 2025: 7,174,977 passengers, 87,030 operations, 12,570 t cargo.