Malaga airport attended a total of 103.109 travellers with reduced mobility last year, which means a 3.79 per cent more than in 2010. Ever since the Aena Airports introduced this service in their facilities on the 26th of July 2008, Malaga airport have assisted 385.837 passengers. Continue reading
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Around 350 passengers were affected last Saturday due to the cancellation of the four Spanair flights that were programmed at
The low cost airline, based in Barcelona, has started to think about the Spring – Summer season, after the advertisement of the connections in the Balearic Islands, now the campaigns are promoting the new connections from the
Melilla Airport will be offering new connections to the airports in Malaga and Madrid as from the 1st of January 2012, and that will be operated by the Andalusian company Helitt Airlines, which is based in Malaga. The route between Melilla and Madrid has a new arrival flight available (Madrid-Melilla) on Fridays and another departure flight (Melilla-Madrid) on Sundays
Malaga becomes the third most important airport in Spain when it comes to low cost airlines, after Palma de Mallorca and Barcelona. Although November hasn’t been a good month, with a fall of almost 8% of low cost passenger movement at Malaga airport, this terminal maintains a positive balance of over seven points in travellers on cheap flights during the eleven months of the year. The figures were provided yesterday by the Industry, Tourism and Trade Ministry in a monthly report produced by the Institute of Tourism Studies.
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