No need to take an expensive Uber; discover how to get to the San Pablo Airport (SVQ) in Seville using the dedicated Seville Airport Bus.

When flying in or out, I always search for public transport options to get to and from the airport. Sometimes the metro is more convenient. Other times, the bus is a better option.
In Athens, I took the metro into town and the bus back to the airport.
In Mexico City, if going to Terminal 1, I take the metro. Terminal 2 is best reached by metrobus.
The San Pablo Airport is 17 km from the city centre, and the cheapest way to get there is to use the Seville Airport Bus – La Linea Aeropuerto EA.
Where to catch the EA Airport Bus in Seville
It leaves from the outside of the Plaza de Armas Central Bus Station on the road that runs alongside the bus station. It is NOT inside the bus station:
Seville Airport Bus: Tickets & Timetable
Tickets (2026): According to the Tussam website, the Seville Airport bus now costs €6.

Timetable:

Seville Airport bus map:

Here is my €5 (paid in cash) ticket:

Nomadic Backpacker taking the bus from the Plaza de Armas bus station to Seville Airport:

You will get dropped outside the Departures Hall. The bus then loops to the Arrivals Hall and returns to Seville. The ride took me 40 minutes, though this will be very much dependent on the traffic. Seville can be a bit chaotic.









This bus looks inexpensive and reliable enough to me. Doing just a little bit of research before your flight reveals smart options for budget travelers.
In some cases these are almost as convenient as rideshares and certainly less expensive.
Travelling is mostly very easy, even in off-the-beaten-path countries….. Just people don’t know what to do if the internet doesn’t give them an answer….