just back from Tenerife on the way home we arrived at Tenerife South Aiport Renia Sofa i am disgusted with the staff there ! we went to check in our luggage at the specified time there was quite a lot of people already in the Que waiting to check their luggage in also. we had a late flight about midnight, so then this coloured woman walks by us and turns the lights off at our check in desks. then about 20mins later the 4 woman came to open up the desks for check in, then they start to all have a converation with each other in Spainish this went on for a good 5 - 10 mins the passengers in the que couldnt beleive it we were all looking at each other, then they finally ...  Read the complete review

I have flown through this airport several times and have always found it to be efficient and that all the relevant facilities are appropriately modernised. Having travelled both to the north and the south of the island from the airport I think its location is ideal. My only major complaint is the food facilities once you have gone through security, our flight left at 6am so we were in the departure lounge from 5am. There was only one café open serving food, which understandably was very busy and full of hungry English people wanting breakfast. I am a vegetarian but this café only served foods containing meat so I had to go without breakfast before a 4 and a half hour ...  Read the complete review

The airport on one of the most popular Spanish islands, Tenerife is in the Canary Islands, it's the largest of 7 islands and holidaymakers flock there every single month of the year with its all year round sunshine and is most popular as a Winter sun destination. The island has two airports, Tenerife Norté (translates to Tenerife North as it's in the northern part of the island) this airport tends to just get mainly domestic flights to other Spanish islands, the main airport is in the south of the island, where most holidaymakers fly into. Its called Tenerife South Airport and was formally known as Tenerife South-Reina Sofia Airport, with airport code ...  Read the complete review

I've recently returned from a fab holiday to Tenerife and of course this meant I had to travel through the airport (unless I decided to swim which I really didn't fancy!) So.. Arrivals.. Tenerife South airport (TFS) is not a huge airport, I would say perfectly adequate for the tourist market but it's no Schipol or Heathrow! This does have it's advantages. The time from landing to being out the airport is relatively quick and you're unlikely to get lost in it! I have been to Tenerife many times, sometimes you will be attached to an airbridge, others you will park up (Do you park a plane?!) on the tarmac and be bussed to the terminal ...  Read the complete review

As mentioned in my previous review I spent the week in Tenerife recently. As with many people I flew to the southern airport. Since this is a newer building designed to carry large numbers of international passengers whereas the airport in the North was desgined for fewer passengers, it should preform this function very well. Your first view of the airport is likely to be as you come in to land, you will see a long low building which runs parrellel to the runway with carparks and the motorway beyond it. As you land its worth noting that the landing is likely to be noisy and quite rough as the run way is quite short meaning your pilot ...  Read the complete review