Flights to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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You'll find an impressive range of airlines that advertise flights to and from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — 20 to be exact. Top-rated ones include:

• Binter Canarias
• Canaryfly
• Iberia Express

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Booking your getaway to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is straightforward, as it has just one airport. You'll find Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) approximately 16 mi from the downtown hustle and bustle.

Get your Las Palmas de Gran Canaria getaway off to a flying start by reserving your lodgings with Travelocity. You'll find no less than 2,720 options to select from, all within a short commute of the center.

Who doesn't like life's luxuries? If you want to treat yourself for a few nights, reserve a room at the Hotel Concorde or the Bull Reina Isabel & Spa. Can't see yourself spending much time in your room? Consider budget options like the Pensión Sea of Clouds and the Hotel Olympia and splash out on unforgettable experiences instead.

If you're contemplating staying in this happening hub, you should add San Telmo Park to your vacation bucket list. It's one of the most noteworthy attractions in the area.

If you're ever sick of the heat, head to Las Canteras Beach, where you'll find cool relief in the soothing water. Seeking some more options? Spend a few hours shopping at Las Arenas Commercial Center, where you can buy almost anything, such as fashion items, souvenirs and general supplies. But there's more. Are you hoping to find some parkland where one can enjoy a family picnic, a relaxing stroll or just sit in the sun? Head over to Santa Catalina Park.

Make your journey to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria that little bit easier by following these clever security tips:

• Ensure your travel ID and boarding pass are easily accessible. You'll need to produce them straightaway.
• You'll have to put your tunes on pause for a short while. Headphones and earphones must be taken off and put in a bin for X-raying. The same applies to items such as heavy jackets and belts.
• Laptops, digital cameras and other electronic devices must be placed in a bin to be X-rayed.
• Flying with a new cologne? As long as it contains no more than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and it's stored in a clear resealable plastic bag, you can keep it in your hand luggage.
• Airport security personnel may instruct you to take off your shoes for the body scanner. Pick a pair that come off easily. There's nothing more tiresome than having to do your laces up again and again.
• The list of prohibited items is forever changing. Check with your airline's official website to learn about what is not allowed on board their aircraft.