Tag Archives: Tenerife
Construction of a new terminal for Tenerife South approved by the government Airports
AESA, ALA, Construction, DORA, Investments, Málaga, Tenerife
This Wednesday, the minister of development (Fomento) announced that Aena will invest over 120 million Euros in building a new terminal for Tenerife South airport. She has pointed out that this investment will be considered in the Document for Airport Regulation (DORA). This is to be approved by Aena's board at the beginning of January. According to the information published by 20Minutos, this project involves the construction of a new terminal building of over 16,000 square meters that will connect to the current terminal. The president of the Canary Islands – in a press conference together with the minister – said…
Norwegian will operate seven new routes between the Peninsula and the Canary Islands Airlines,Airports
By Rebecca Burns – 21 July, 2015
Barcelona, Canaries, GranCanaria, LowCost, Madrid, Málaga, NewRoutes, Norwegian, Tenerife
An article in Expansión details how the low cost airline Norwegian will operate seven new routes between the Iberian Peninsula and the Canary Islands beginning in October. Starting the 25th of October the company will fly to Gran Canaria and Tenerife Norte from Madrid. On the 26th of October they will begin flights to Gran Canaria and Tenerife Norte from Barcelona and the next day begin flights to Fuerteventura. They will also fly out of Malaga to Tenerife Norte starting the 26th October and to Gran Canaria starting the 30th of October. These route additions will lead to the incorporation…
Globalia to begin indefinite strikes starting in July Airports,Handling
By Rebecca Burns – 29 June, 2015
Barcelona, Canaries, Globalia, GranCanaria, Groundforce, Madrid, Strikes, Tenerife
According to information published on the rtve website, there will soon be new strikes in Spain. Groundforce, the subsidiary handling company of Globalia, will begin indefinite strikes starting on July 4th. The strike will affect the following seven Spanish airports: Barcelona-El Prat, Bilbao, Madrid-Barajas, Gran Canaria, Seville, Tenerife Norte and Tenerife Sur. There are various major airlines that will be inconvenienced by the handling strike including Aeroflot, Aerolíneas Argentinas, Aeroméxico, Air Europa, Etihad Airways, Korean Air, Saudia, Air France-KLM, Alitalia, Lot and Lufthansa. The strike is the result of the inability to come to an agreement over the third collective…
Bird Blue Air Line the new startup in the Canaries Startups
Aerocanarias, BirdBlue, Canaries, Fleets, IslasAfortunadas, Tenerife
There are at least three projects for airlines based in the Canary Islands. You may remember our post Summarizing the ongoing Spanish startups, published in October 2013. Out of those 4 projects, Evelop is already operating. With regard to the projects for the Canary Islands, Preferente.com recalled those two to announce a new possible startup: Bird Blue Air Line. According to this information, none of this project has started so far. Mainly due to the entrepreneurs lack of confidence. Bird Blue Air Line is the last proposal on the Tenerife's Government desk. Sources from the project said the airline would cost approx…
Canary Islands expect strong grows for winter 2014 Airports,FC Tools
AirEuropa, AptCapacity, AptStats, Canaries, easyJet, Fuerteventura, GranCanaria, Iberia, Lanzarote, LowCost, Madrid, Ryanair, Slots, Tenerife
According to the data we have just uploaded to our Customized Airport Statistics Canary Islands expect strong grows for winter 2014. If we compare the actual offered seats in winter 2013 with the current offered seats in winter 2014 based on the coordinated slots, we find heavy increases of 15-20% in most of the Canary Islands airports.Canary Islands airports are the most congested Spanish airports for next winter 2014 season. Please find below some highlights. For further information you can go into our application (only for registered clients) and make your own inquires (who operates which route, etcetera).All the figures below refer…
Flight Consulting interview by ATC supervisor FC Tools
By José Masot – 25 April, 2014
Aena, AESA, AptCapacity, AptStats, ATC, Canaries, GranCanaria, LowCost, NewRoutes, Slots, Subsidies, Tenerife, USCA
We are proud to share the Flight Consulting interview by Mr. Cayetano de Martí – ATC supervisor from the Canary Island ACC – for USCA Magazine. Please find below our free translation: The aviation Industry is not just aircrafts and airlines. There are hundreds of activities around. Without them there would not be air transport. This is the case of Flight Consulting, a small Spanish company operating since more than twenty years ago which provides advice about all the problems behind each operation. We think it is dramatic that a flight has to be cancelled because there is no way…
The Canary Islands increase offer to the UK and Germany respectively by over 34% Airports,FC Tools
AptStats, Canaries, Fuerteventura, GranCanaria, Lanzarote, Norwegian, Tenerife
One more season starts and, as usual, we have updated our data base with fresh details, both for the just finished season – winter 2013 – and for the new season which now starts – summer 2014 – for you to be able to use our Airport Statistics web tool. We have also spent some time using this tool and, going through the Canary Islands in particular, reached some conclusions which may be of your interest: The Canary Islands increase offer to their main destinations. Lanzarote The number of seats offered by the airlines from Lanzarote airport increased by 22% in…
Profitable airports dropped to eight in 2012 Airports
By Jorge Masot – 29 November, 2013
Aena, Alicante, Balearics, Canaries, Fuerteventura, Ibiza, Madrid, Málaga, Palma, ProfitableAirports, Tenerife, Valencia, Vargas
Despite the efforts to reduce costs and increase revenues, in 2012 the number of profitable airports dropped from eleven to eight.Thus, the only profitable airports where Bilbao, Ibiza, Lanzarote, Valencia, Tenerife South, Seville, Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca. The latter two made a 73 million Euro profit each.Alicante, Valencia and Fuerteventura entered into losses in 2012, to join a list where Madrid, Málaga, Santiago de Compostela and La Palma are emphasised.Aena, chaired by José Manuel Vargas, expect an EBITDA of 1,600 million Euros at the end of this year. Traffic has dropped in the Spanish airports by 4.4% up to October, but the foreign passenger growth might help to improve figures at the end of the year. In the…
Spanish Airport Traffic evolution – August 2013 Airports
Alicante, AptStats, Barcelona, Cargo, GranCanaria, Ibiza, Lanzarote, Málaga, Menorca, Palma, Tenerife, Valencia
Aena has published the statistics related to the Spanish Airports between January and August 2013. You can find a copy of the spreadsheet here. It shows detail on the traffic evolution at each airport. The file has two tabs at the bottom left corner: one with the figures for the month of August and the other one with overall data between January and August. Each tab shows three tables with detail on passengers, operations and cargo respectively.It is worth noting that Barcelona is in August, for the first time, the airport leading the ranking for passengers in Spain, after all the summer…