Spain Ignores Airlines' Warning and Approves 'Minimal' Increase in Airport Charges
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According to government data, airports account for approximately 6 per cent of Spain's GDP.
The government has approved on Tuesday the document of Airport Regulation (DORA) for the period 2027-2031 that contemplates practically a freeze of the...
The Airport Regulation Document for 2027-2031 (DORA III) rubs the 13 billion euros, with 4,400 million to Barajas (Madrid) and 1,765, to El Prat (Barcelona), which has planned its expansion
After months of uncertainty about the fees Aena was going to charge airlines for operating at Spanish airports in the period 2027-2031, in a 'negotiation' - the decision on the final amount is a government decision - which has been marked by the huge difference between the proposals of the Executive, the National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC) and Aena.
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The Executive estimates an annual increase in air traffic of 1.8%, up to 358 million passengers in 2031
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