Pilot Comments by Sebastian

After vacating, ask immediately for Avgas and for transport to the terminal; otherwise you’ll face a long wait or a long walk. Avgas was promptly provided for €2.67 per liter, payable in euros. At immigration, it’s best to go straight to something official-looking; after a brief document check for “avion privee,” you can bypass the tourist queues.

For departure we had to go to Gate 9 (Domestic Departures) and, after about 30 minutes of document and security checks, were allowed onto the apron. Then to C to pay about €30 by credit card for landing and 2 nights parking.

Allow at least 1 hour from the aircraft to the terminal and vice versa. Everyone involved was polite and helpful.

Overnight parking only with prior approval — reply by email within 12 hours in our case.
Avgas cash only at €2.95 per liter.
Pay fees on the first floor of the C-office — just under €40 for 1 night plus landing — cash only as well.
No handling required.
Entry and exit via a separate gate below the control tower.
Taxi to the beach approx. €25.

Since Grenada was not an option due to weather, coming from Marokko we had to enter in Sevilla.
Handling for non-Schengen arrival is mandatory – cost €150.
The required airport slot and transmission of passport data were also organized by Swissair.
Avgas at €2.88 per liter and airport fees for 1 night about €40 – both payable by credit card.
Entry and exit via a separate security checkpoint.
Very beautiful city – about €25 by taxi.