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Arrivals at Tenerife North Airport

Official timetable for Tenerife North (TFN), showing scheduled times, delays and the baggage carousel.

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Scheduled and estimated timetable published by AENA.
What are you watching? The timetable scheduled for each flight and the time estimated when it changes. It’s not radar tracking, so you’ll never see the term ‘real time’ used here. The delay shown in red or green is, however, an accurate figure, because it’s calculated by subtraction: estimated time minus scheduled time.

How to read the arrivals board

Upcoming arrivals at the airport in Tenerife North with its scheduled time, the estimated time if different, the company, the origin and the baggage carousel as soon as it has been allocated.

Bear in mind one thing that happens more often in Tenerife than elsewhere: this table is the one for Tenerife North (TFN). If your flight is from the other airport, it won’t appear here — arrivals at the other airport.

What time arrivals land at Tenerife North

Over the 14 days of the official timetable, Tenerife North has 1,520 arrivals, around 109 a day. The first of the day is at 07:00 and the last one at 22:50.

There is no arrival before 06:00 in this window, so the first bus of the day covers the start of it.

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Early morning · 00:00 – 05:590
First thing in the morning · 06:00 – 08:59140
Morning · 09:00 – 11:59268
Midday · 12:00 – 14:59300
Afternoon · 15:00 – 17:59259
Late afternoon–evening · 18:00 – 20:59295
Night · 21:00 – 23:59258

Arrivals at Tenerife North by time of day. Most of them land in the midday.

Where they come from

Where the aircraft landing at Tenerife North come from, counting arrivals only.

Frequently Asked Questions

The bulk falls in the slot the table above marks. In the published window there are 1,520 arrivals, around 109 a day, between 07:00 and 22:50.

No, and we’re not going to call it that. It’s the scheduled timetable plus the estimated time of the flight. There is no radar tracking behind it. The delay is accurate, because it is a subtraction.

It’s most likely from the the other airport. Check the code on your ticket: TFN is for the North and TFS is for the South. How to tell.

Because two airlines are selling it. It’s a codeshare: one aeroplane, two tickets with different flight numbers. Both numbers are valid — just use the one on your boarding pass.

In the last column of the table, as soon as it has been assigned. This may change: the terminal’s physical panels control this website.

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