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ShareSmoking at Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS)
Lissabon: área de fumantes, zona de fumadores, espaço de fumadores'
Also known as Humberto Delgado Airport, Lisbon Airport or Portela Airport.
Airport Rating
Before Security Smoking
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas outside the terminal.
Update from Damo, Jan 2024: Before passport control there is just a vape room.
After Security Smoking
Terminal 1
2025, November update from Emre E.: There’s a smoking cabin after landing, before passport control, before entering to the country. (Terminal 1).
2025, November update from Emre E.: After passing security at Lisbon Airport, there are two designated smoking areas. One is located next to gates S19–S21, and the other is next to gates N45–N47. Both are currently active, and regular smoking is allowed. (November 2025).
Feedback from Eryador, March 2024:There's a smoking room in ANA lounge
Update from Damo, Jan 2024: If you are an international traveller (through passport control) then there is a smokin area at gets N45/47. Before passport control there is just a vape room.
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 is exclusively for departures from the airlines: Eurowings, Norwegian, Ryanair, Transavia, Vueling e Wizz Air.
Update from Lord, Feb 2024: right after security there is a really big smoking room.
Update from Dinis A.M., July 2023: Airport Humberto Delgado, Lisbon, Portugal, 20.07.2023, without smoking points. There were two but they were closed.
Update, Aug 2019 from Jelle O.: Terminal 2
has no smoking lounge at all, after customs there is no possibility
to smoke.
Terminal 2 is a 3 minute bus ride from Terminal 1, bus leaves every 10 minutes.
Further Information
Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS), officially known as Humberto Delgado Airport, is the main international gateway to Portugal and serves the Lisbon metropolitan area.
Located just 7 km from the city center, it is one of Europe’s busiest airports, handling over 33 million passengers in 2023. Opened in 1942, the airport is a hub for TAP Air Portugal and a base for airlines like Ryanair and easyJet. Formerly called Portela Airport, it was renamed in 2015 after Portuguese politician Humberto Delgado. Its proximity to Lisbon makes it unique among major European airports, offering travelers quick access to the capital’s cultural and historic attractions.