San Pablo Airport (IATA: SVQ, ICAO: LEZL) is located ten kilometres north-east of the Sevillian capital between the city limits of Seville and Rinconada.

The design was based on Seville's cultural roots, using three traditional components: the mosque, the palace and the orange trees. An orange grove greets the travellers upon their arrival at the airport before they enter a hall, coloured blue by the effect of the glazed roof tiles, and crowned by a line of arches supported by vaults.

Though Seville airport does have some international traffic, it basically deals with domestic traffic, which represents 79.8 percent of the total.

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