Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Fast Track “Fast Lane”
Terminal Main
- E-gate at the airport security check
per person
Fast Track from €11.10 per person, taxes included Terminal Main Booked online in 2 minutes — QR code by email as soon as payment clears
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Illustrative photoPalma de Mallorca (PMI)
Terminal Main
per person
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Terminal Main
per person
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Terminal Main
per person
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Terminal Main
per person
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Terminal Main
per person
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Terminal Main
per person
Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Terminal Main
per person
Priority access you can book online in the same region.
Palma de Mallorca Airport (Son Sant Joan) — PMI is the gateway to the Balearic Islands and Spain's third-busiest airport. Fast Track gives you a dedicated priority lane at security, with the exact same checks as the standard queue — only the waiting time changes, and the saving is most noticeable at peak times. It starts from €11.10 per person, booked online in a few steps with a QR voucher delivered instantly by email. Palma is also one of the most seasonal airports in Europe: in summer a wave of British, German and Scandinavian holidaymakers pushes traffic to extreme levels, and the security queue can build up fast.
Fast Track in Palma is access to a dedicated priority lane at the security checkpoint, separate from the general queue. The screening itself is identical — bag scanner, body scanner — so only the waiting time changes, with the gain mainly felt during busy periods. You book online, choose your airport, service and travel date, pay securely by card, and receive a QR voucher by email to show at the entrance of the priority lane. There is nothing to collect at a desk and no paper ticket: your booking travels on your phone.
In Palma, access starts from €11.10 per person, sold per passage. The exact price and availability depend on the day and time slot, and are shown live at the moment of booking. You can book the same day you travel, or as far as 180 days (6 months) in advance.
Palma operates from a single passenger terminal, a large building organised into modules (A, B, C and D) that spread out the departure gates. There is no terminal to second-guess and no transfer between buildings to plan: the Fast Track entry is the priority lane at the security checkpoint.
Check your boarding pass — it shows your module and gate — before you set off, then follow the priority lane indicated on your voucher. Arrive with your usual margin: Fast Track speeds up the wait at security, not the time you need for check-in or bag drop, nor the walk to a distant gate, and it cannot hold a flight for you.
Palma's traffic is among the most seasonal in Europe: quiet winters, saturated summers. Summer Saturdays — the classic package-holiday changeover day — and peak-season mornings concentrate huge departure spikes, and the standard security queue is the least predictable part of the journey at those times. Because most of the traffic is point-to-point leisure travel rather than connections, passengers arrive in the same pre-flight windows — which is exactly what makes the queue spike. SkyEntry does not publish fixed waiting-time figures, since they vary by day and hour, but the priority lane is built to shorten that wait, and the busier the day, the more noticeable the difference.
Beyond the priority lane, Palma offers Meet & Greet — a personal assistant meets you at an agreed point and guides you through the airport formalities. It suits families with young children, first-time visitors, passengers with tight timing, or anyone who simply wants a hands-off, unhurried transit through a very busy summer airport. Availability and pricing appear alongside Fast Track when you book.
Booking is done in a few steps: choose the airport, the service, your date, then pay by card; your QR voucher arrives by email straight after payment. Reservations are open from the same day up to 180 days ahead.
If you need to cancel, the deadline depends on the airport partner and the period — generally somewhere between 24 hours and 2 hours before your slot — and is confirmed in your booking email; after that point, or if you simply don't show up, the booking isn't refunded. Separately, you're protected by the delay guarantee: if your flight departs 2 hours (120 minutes) or more late, or is cancelled, your Fast Track booking is refunded automatically or on request within 30 days.
Travelling elsewhere in the Balearics or Spain? See also our guides to Ibiza (IBZ), Menorca (MAH) and Barcelona (BCN), or read how Fast Track works in general.
Priority security access at Palma de Mallorca (Son Sant Joan) starts from €11.10 per person, per security pass. The exact price depends on the day and time slot, and it is shown live at the moment you book.
Palma has a single passenger terminal, organised into modules (A, B, C and D). Fast Track is the priority lane at the security checkpoint; your boarding pass shows the module and gate, and you follow the lane indicated on your voucher.
SkyEntry doesn't publish set waiting-time figures, since they vary by day and hour. The security check itself is identical in both lanes — only the waiting time differs, and the priority lane is designed to shorten it, with the gain most noticeable at peak times such as busy summer mornings.
No. Fast Track only speeds up the security check; it does not replace check-in or bag drop and it cannot hold a flight. Arrive at the priority lane with a comfortable margin before your gate closes.
Yes. A personal assistant meets you at an agreed point and guides you through the airport formalities. Availability and pricing are shown alongside Fast Track when you book.
You receive a voucher with a QR code by email, immediately after payment. Show it to the agent at the priority lane — no physical ticket collection is needed.
You can book the same day you travel or up to 180 days (6 months) ahead. Cancellation terms depend on the airport partner's deadline, generally between 24 hours and 2 hours before your slot, as stated in your confirmation email; after that deadline, or in case of no-show, the booking is non-refundable. If your flight departs 2 hours or more late, or is cancelled, your booking is refunded.
You're covered by the delay guarantee: if the flight linked to your paid booking departs 2 hours (120 minutes) or more late, or is cancelled, your reservation is refunded, either automatically or on request within 30 days.
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