Hispalair is a new airline based at Seville Airport (SVQ), with an ambitious objective: to connect Seville with the world and transform the city’s airport into one of the major connecting hubs in Southern Europe.

The airline would operate an extensive international network covering 232 destinations, connecting Seville with some of the main economic, tourism and urban centres across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, the Americas and Asia. Its business model would focus not only on transporting passengers between Seville and its destinations, but also on providing seamless connections between flights, allowing SVQ to serve as a gateway between different parts of the world.

To support this strategy, Hispalair would operate a fleet of more than 150 aircraft, capable of serving everything from regional and European short-haul routes to longer-distance international connections. The scale of its operation would allow the airline to offer approximately 800 flights per day, placing Seville Airport in a completely new league within the European aviation market.

One of the key pillars of the project would be the development of a major connecting network from Seville, taking advantage of Andalusia’s strategic geographical position to establish links between Europe, North Africa and other international markets. Passengers would be able to use Seville not only as their final origin or destination, but also as a connection point between different services across the network.

With 232 destinations, more than 150 aircraft and around 800 daily flights, Hispalair would aim to completely transform Seville’s role within the international aviation map. Its ambition would be to turn SVQ into a genuine global hub, significantly increasing the connectivity of the Andalusian capital and making it a major gateway for millions of passengers.