Which flight number should you send for your Lanzarote transfer?

Send the flight number for the plane arriving in Lanzarote, together with its arrival date. If your itinerary includes a connection, choose the final flight into Lanzarote rather than the first flight from home.

Find the flight, not the booking reference

Open your airline confirmation or app and find the journey ending at César Manrique–Lanzarote Airport, ACE. Copy the field labelled flight or flight number, and check its origin and date against that journey.

A booking reference, reservation code or PNR identifies your reservation. It is different from the flight number. Keep it private: British Airways explains that its booking reference and surname provide access to Manage My Booking.

If an agency confirmation has several codes, look at the individual flight details in your airline itinerary. Do not choose a code just because it sits prominently at the top of the email.

Use the leg that actually lands in Lanzarote

For a journey through Madrid, send the Madrid–Lanzarote flight details, not the flight into Madrid. Include the scheduled arrival date and time shown for Lanzarote. If the itinerary lands after midnight, use that arrival date even when you leave home the previous day.

You can check the flight against Aena's flight information. Match the destination and date as well as the number. If the itinerary has changed, use the flight-change guide to update the transfer details already agreed.

Keep arrival and return details separate

For an airport arrival, send the incoming flight. For a return transfer, identify the departing flight separately. One number copied into both journeys can leave the wrong flight attached to your request.

Your enquiry can stay short: arrival date, flight number, scheduled arrival, accommodation address, passenger total and luggage. Ask Speedybus to confirm the journey, availability, price and meeting instructions through the Lanzarote airport transfer page.

Last updated: November 2026