Vancouver to Madrid flights for $690 - Feb/Mar/Apr 2026

Ready to swap Vancouver’s winter skies for tapas and sunshine? Roundtrip flights from Vancouver to Madrid are showing up from just $690 CAD with British Airways, with lots of availability from February through April 2026 (and options on American Airlines too). For a transatlantic run to one of Spain’s most vibrant cities, that’s a standout price.

Deal Highlights

Example Departure Dates

These are some sample dates we found at this price:

• February 25 - March 2
• February 25 - March 4
• February 25 - March 6
• March 2-10

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Prices and availability can change quickly, so we recommend booking soon if these dates work for your schedule.

About Madrid

Madrid stands out for its grand boulevards, world-class art, and lively café culture that keeps the city buzzing even in the off-season. February is a great time to enjoy a more local pace while still having easy access to major sights, and there are plenty of flights available from February to April 2026 with either British Airways or American Airlines.

In February cool, mostly dry winter weather, with daytime highs typically around 10–14°C and chilly nights that can dip close to freezing. Spend a few hours at the Prado Museum or Reina Sofía, then warm up with tapas in La Latina or a chocolate con churros near Puerta del Sol. If the sun comes out, a stroll through Retiro Park and along the Gran Vía makes for an easy, scenic afternoon.

How to Book

1. View all Vancouver to Madrid flights we found on MintFlying to see current prices
2. If you’re checking bags, confirm baggage rules on itineraries booked through Iberia (most flights on this deal are booked this way) and keep essentials in carry-on in case of tight Heathrow transfers.

Tips for This Route

• On the YVR–LHR leg, BA often runs the Airbus A350; it’s noticeably quieter and has better humidity than the 777, so if you can, pick that flight/day and aim for a window seat to sleep through the long first sector.
• BA’s Heathrow connection can mean a terminal change; allow extra time if you land at T5 and depart to Madrid from a satellite gate—use the Flight Connections route and avoid exiting to arrivals.
• BA’s Madrid flights often serve a lighter meal; grab something substantial at Heathrow (T5 has better options) if your connection is tight or you arrive in Spain near dinner.
• In Madrid, plan for late hours: restaurants fill after 21:00, many shops close 14:00–17:00, and tipping is modest—round up or leave 5–10% only for great service.

Prices were found at time of posting and are subject to change. Always verify current prices before booking.

Happy travels! ✈️