The short answer is that there are lots of airports in Spain, as there are in all civilised countries, and in nearly all undeveloped countries, if you analyse it.
There are 61 airports located in Spain. However, only eight of these airports are international airports. The busiest airport is located in Madrid.
Spain has several airports. The major ones are Madrid, Barcelona, and Malaga.
Spain is a modern country with any service available in any other modern country.
There are 12 airports.
CONNECTICUT DOES NOT HAVE ANY AIRPORTS Connecticut does not have any airports
there are no countries in Spain, Spain is a country...at least i think there aren't any countries in Spain...
Spain is an independent country; only Gibraltar is occupied illegally by UK.
Could be Andorra, still a very small country though (80,000 or so), smaller than most towns. Nearby airports are Barcelona (Spain) and Toulouse (France).
Airports that have direct flights to Spain include those in Toronto, Canada, Paris, France, Munich, Germany, Zagreb, Croatia, Tirana, Albania, and Athens, Greece.
Barajas and it is east side of Madrid.
yes there are a few mostly at airports though like BCN and MAD but there are some throughout the country in bigger cities like cadiz, sevilla etc.
You need a passport to enter any country, that's why you have passport control at airports.