airlines:

Airlines fuel risk pushes European operators to the brink, Ryanair's O'Leary warns of imminent bankruptcies.

Aena leaves behind the turbulence of the cumulonimbus that the pandemic has meant for its business; especially for its airport restaurants.

The airlines are planning to offer 126.6 million seats in the airports managed by Aena in Spain for the winter.

On 28 September, António Costa's government approved a decree law to reprivatise at least 51%" of the state-controlled airline TAP.

The Portuguese government will approve next week the regulation with the conditions for the privatisation of the airline TAP.

Twenty-eight percent, or almost a third, of the nearly 36 million airport passengers in Spain, managed by Aena, were affected by delays.

last July, the best figure in the history of aviation in Spain, reflecting the intense recovery of the aeronautical sector after the pandemic.