Flugplatz Son Bonet

Name: Flugplatz Son Bonet
Address: Edifici Antic Centre de Control. Ctra. Palma-Inca, Km. 6, Marratxí, Baleares, 07141, ES
Telephone: +34 913 21 10 00
Rating: 4.4

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Son Bonet Aerodrome in Marratxí is a small airfield on Mallorca, operated by Aena, serving general aviation, flight schools, and sightseeing flights.

Flight Schools, Private Flying & Scenic Flights

Son Bonet is the main hub for general aviation on Mallorca. The airfield is widely used by flight schools for training and instruction — and if you're flying in by light aircraft, landing fees here are considerably more affordable than at the main Palma airport. Sightseeing flights also depart from here, including helicopter tours, which come highly recommended.

A Rich Aviation Heritage

Son Bonet has a long and distinguished place in aviation history: the site has been used as a landing ground since 1921, welcoming the first aircraft to reach the island. The original 1920s terminal building still stands and is well worth a look for anyone with an eye for architecture. At the entrance, visitors are greeted by a restored DC-3/C-47, and an Antonov AN-2 is also on display in the grounds. This blend of living aviation and preserved heritage gives the aerodrome a character all of its own.

Café & Relaxation Area

There's a cafeteria with a terrace on site — a peaceful spot to sit back and watch the activity on the apron.

Location & Surroundings

Son Bonet is situated on the Carretera Palma-Inca at kilometre 6, within the municipality of Marratxí. The address is: Edifici Antic Centre de Control, Ctra. Palma-Inca, Km. 6, 07141 Marratxí.

Facilities & services

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I land at Son Bonet as a private pilot flying a light aircraft?

Yes. Son Bonet is geared specifically towards general aviation and is a far more affordable alternative to Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI/LEPA).

Are there sightseeing or helicopter flights departing from Son Bonet?

Yes, sightseeing flights operate from Son Bonet, including helicopter tours, which are highly recommended.

Which historic aircraft can be seen on site?

A restored DC-3/C-47 stands at the entrance, and an Antonov AN-2 is also on display in the grounds. The original 1920s terminal building is preserved as well.

Is Son Bonet accessible to visitors who aren't pilots?

The site is open to visitors — whether you're joining a scenic flight, taking in the historic aircraft on display, or simply enjoying a coffee on the terrace.