The new N32 night bus links Avenida de América and Barajas for nights without pause

From tonight, Madrid adds a new option for people who need to travel in the early hours between the centre and the airport. The N32 night line, operated by EMT, links Avenida de América with the Barajas terminals, meeting growing demand for night mobility from both airport employees and travellers with unconventional timetables.

The N32 will operate every day, with frequencies of 35 minutes from Sunday to Thursday and 17 to 18 minutes on Fridays and Saturdays. The first bus leaves Avenida de América at 00:15 and the last at 05:30. In the opposite direction, from T4, the service begins at 00:10 and ends at 05:25. The route includes stops at Canillejas, terminals 1, 2 and 3, and several points on Avenida de Logroño before reaching T4.

In total, the journey towards the airport has seven intermediate stops, while in the direction of the centre there are eight. The line will use two standard CNG buses on working days and increase to four vehicles at weekends, adapting to the greater night-time movement on Fridays and Saturdays.

With the arrival of the N32, EMT’s night-bus network reaches 32 lines, consolidating night coverage between the centre and outlying neighbourhoods. For those who work at Barajas or have flights at ungodly hours, the city once again adjusts its pace and makes travel easier when the metro has already closed.

EMT’s night network is a key part of mobility in Madrid. For years, the night buses have ensured the city does not stop, connecting neighbourhoods and strategic points when the rest of public transport is at rest. Their flexibility and adaptation to changing night-time habits reflect how Madrid responds to the needs of those who live and work against the current.