The Madrid Barajas Airport is Spain's busiest airline hub, which sees over 40 million travelers each year. The airport itself is about 20 minutes northeast of central Madrid, so weary travelers will need to hop aboard the metro or catch a cab to reach their downtown destinations. In 2006, this bustling transportation center nearly doubled its capacity by adding two additional runways and a new terminal. The "MAD" airport offers a number of services that Americans come to expect from a metropolitan airport, including shopping, dining, banking and health amenities. Americans may fly US Airways, American Airlines, Delta, Continental or Iberia to reach the Madrid airport.

US Airways is one airline that flies from the United States to Madrid, Spain. This company sends out over 3,200 flights each day and serves over 200 communities in Europe, North America, the Caribbean and Latin America. Passengers are allowed one carry-on bag weighing up to 40 pounds and one personal item like a laptop bag, purse or briefcase. A checked bag will cost $15 extra and any additional bags are $25. Round-trip airline tickets to and from New York City to Madrid in April will cost around $544, plus taxes and baggage fees and will take about 15 hours one way, stopping in Philadelphia and Washington-Dulles airport. To fly from Los Angeles, you'll pay $714 for a 14-17 hour flight, stopping only in Philadelphia.

The Continental Airline will take passengers on a Boeing 757 from NYC to Madrid in just over 7 1/2 hours (non-stop) for $702. Fliers from the west coast would pay $952 for a 16 hour flight, stopping at the Newark airport. Baggage fees range from $15 - $20. Continental has been in service for 75 years and continues to win awards from Global Traveler Magazine, JD Power and Associates studies, Skytrax, Zagat's and Business Traveler Magazine for "Best Service." Madrid travel makes the most sense for Northeastern business travel, compared to the competition.

"We are delighted to inaugurate this new service between DFW and Madrid," said Dan Garton, American Airline's Executive VP of Marketing. "This flight is about opening up new business destinations, new leisure destinations, connecting cultures, and bringing forth new economic opportunities that previously did not exist." Just recently AA added Dulles/Fort Worth, Texas to the departure points for Madrid travel. According to officials, Flight 36 will depart from Texas at 5:30 pm and arrive in Madrid at 9:55 am the next day on a 9 hour and 25 minute flight. To return, Flight 37 will leave Madrid at 1:10 pm and arrive back in Texas at 4:45 pm, which will take 10 hours and 35 minutes. Standard baggage charges are $20 for the first checked bag and $30 for the second.

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