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Quarterly Magazine for Airlines, Airports, Tour-Operators and Tourism Authorities Issue 12 AenaNews Quarterly magazine for airlines, airports, tour-operators and tourism authorities Issue 12 Pamplona Airport Index Pamplona Airport Latest News on Spanish Airports Page Aena’s financial and traffic results Award winning airports Aena will attend World Routes in 1H 2016 In June 2016, Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Chengdu from 24 to 27 September Total consolidated revenue increased to airport won the “highly commended airport in and the IATA slots Conference in 1,732.5 million euros (+8.4% compared to 1H the ‘over 25 million passenger’ category” award Atlanta from 8 to 11 November 2015). for its A-CDM implementation and network strategy in particular at the 12th Annual ACI Our Airline Customer Relations and Airport Aena’s EBITDA was 931.7 m€ (+12.7% over EUROPE Best Airport Awards of the 26th Marketing Team hope to see you in our stand the same period 2015). ACI EUROPE General Assembly, Congress & number HNS432 in Chengdu and in our stand 118 in Atlanta Total consolidated net profit increased up to Exhibition, hosted by Athens International 492.3 m€ (+78.7% increase over the same Airport. period in 2015). Additionally, AS Madrid-Barajas won the Euro Regarding traffic results Aena’s airports ANNIES award, granted by anna.aero, for “the Aena launched new website design reached 103.9 million passengers (+11.7% airport with the biggest net increase (10) in in July 2016 increase on the same period 2015). long-haul routes1”shared with London Gatwick airport. Fresh new look, easy to navigate, new A.S. Madrid-Barajas airport reached 23.6 milion content...these are some of the new features passengers (+8.6%) and Barcelona-El Prat Alicante-Elche airport also won the Euro that you will find in our website. reached 20.4 milion passengers (+12.7%). ANNIES award for “the biggest net increase in airlines”, with 10. The airport has welcomed 11 Have a look at the airlines page, full of useful Other airports with signficant traffic increases new airlines this summer, including Aeroflot, content for your operation: welcome guide, have been: Bulgaria Air, KLM, Lufthansa, Norwegian, SWISS incentives, marketing support, airport charges, Vigo 440,497 pax (+41%), Almeria 415,904 and TAROM. airport presentations, services to airlines and much more. pax (+35.3%), Ibiza 2.7 million pax (+17%), 1flight of over 4,500 kilometres originating from the Alicante-Elche 5.4 million pax (+16.1%) and European region Visit us at: http://www.aena.es/en/airlines/ Tenerife North with 2m pax (+15.5%). airlines.html New Routes PagePagePage June 2016 June 2016 From To Airline From To Airline Alicante-Elche Bucharest Tarom Barcelona-El Prat Eindhoven Vueling Alicante-Elche Edinburgh Vueling Barcelona-El Prat Krasnodar Azur Air Alicante-Elche Ivano-Frankovsk Ukraine Airlines Barcelona-El Prat Moscow Domodedovo S7 Airlines Alicante-Elche London City BA Cityflyer Barcelona-El Prat Palma de Majorca Norwegian Alicante-Elche Manchester Norwegian Bilbao Milan Malpensa easyJet Alicante-Elche Manchester Vueling Girona-Costa Brava Moscow Sheremetyevo Pobeda Alicante-Elche Milan Malpensa easyJet Malaga-Costa del Sol Manchester Norwegian Alicante-Elche Milan Malpensa Vueling Malaga-Costa del Sol Tenerife South Vueling Alicante-Elche Moscow Sheremetyevo Aeroflot Menorca Torino Blue Air Alicante-Elche Tenerife South Vueling Palma de Majorca Pisa Volotea Alicante-Elche Warsaw Smartwings Palma de Majorca SB Santander Vueling Alicante-Elche Zurich Vueling Palma de Majorca Torino Blue Air AS Madrid-Barajas Birmingham Monarch Airllines Reus Bristol Ryanair AS Madrid-Barajas Bogota Air Europa Reus Glasgow Prestwick Ryanair AS Madrid-Barajas Bucharest Iberia Express Reus Liverpool Ryanair AS Madrid-Barajas Cork Iberia Express SB Santander Tenerife South Vueling AS Madrid-Barajas Goteborg Iberia Express Seville Tenerife South Vueling AS Madrid-Barajas Hong Kong Cathay Pacific Seville Zurich Edelweiss AS Madrid-Barajas Iasi Tarom Tenerife South Birmingham Vueling AS Madrid-Barajas Krakow Iberia Express Tenerife South Valencia Vueling AS Madrid-Barajas La Valeta Iberia Express Tenerife South Zaragoza Vueling AS Madrid-Barajas Lima Plus Ultra Tenerife South Zurich Vueling AS Madrid-Barajas Oslo Iberia Express Valencia Ivano-Frankovsk Ukraine Airlines AS Madrid-Barajas Palma de Majorca Norwegian Valencia Moscow Sheremetyevo Aeroflot AS Madrid-Barajas Santo Domingo Plus Ultra AS Madrid-Barajas Santorini Iberia Express AS Madrid-Barajas Shanghai China Eastern AS Madrid-Barajas Shanghai Iberia AS Madrid-Barajas Zurich Air Europa Asturias Gran Canaria Iberia Express Barcelona-El Prat Alghero Alitalia Barcelona-El Prat Edinburgh Norwegian New Routes PagePagePage July 2016 From To Airline Alicante-Elche Amsterdam KLM Badajoz Palma de Majorca Air Nostrum Barcelona-El Prat Bilbao Norwegian Barcelona-El Prat Maastricht Vueling Gran Canaria Amsterdam Vueling San Sebastian London Luton Air Nostrum Vigo Paris Charles de Gaulle Air Nostrum August 2016 From To Airline AS Madrid-Barajas Johannesburg Iberia New route San Sebastian - London Luton with Air Nostrum. WInner of the anna.aero’s “cake of the week” award. Source: Aena Statistics Page Traffic by Airport YT August 2016 YT August 2016 Change Change. % Change Change. % Airport Passengers YT Aug /16 - YT Aug’16 - YT Aug /16 - YT Aug’16 - Airport Passengers YT Aug/15 YT Aug’15 YT Aug/15 YT Aug’15 01 AS Madrid-Barajas 33.312.062 2.416.888 7,8% 26 SB Santander 527.866 -71.788 -12,0% 02 Barcelona-El Prat 29.729.722 3.008.526 11,3% 27 Fgl Granada-Jaen 501.840 41.362 9,0% 03 Palma De Majorca 18.542.698 1.722.274 10,2% 28 Zaragoza 291.073 -2.101 -0,7% 04 Malaga-Costa Del Sol 11.303.736 1.420.263 14,4% 29 Melilla 217.187 3.925 1,8% 05 Alicante-Elche 8.349.032 1.153.027 16,0% 30 San Sebastian 175.272 5.577 3,3% 06 Gran Canaria 7.905.560 1.049.847 15,3% 31 Valladolid 162.576 13.753 9,2% 07 Tenerife South 6.838.077 894.124 15,0% 32 El Hierro 102.828 5.413 5,6% 08 Ibiza 5.332.497 601.718 12,7% 33 Pamplona 100.354 -2.011 -2,0% 09 Lanzarote 4.408.327 322.165 7,9% 34 Vitoria 32.882 25.677 356,4% 10 Valencia 3.885.429 459.403 13,4% 35 La Gomera 25.920 2.507 10,7% 11 Fuerteventura 3.742.349 450.798 13,7% 36 Leon 25.598 -1.814 -6,6% 12 Bilbao 3.090.220 213.621 7,4% 37 Badajoz 22.067 761 3,6% 13 Seville 3.084.810 214.006 7,5% 38 Salamanca 13.598 -3.374 -19,9% 14 Tenerife North 2.818.056 300.124 11,9% 39 Logroño 10.672 854 8,7% 15 Minorca 2.354.127 216.562 10,1% 40 Cordoba 4.616 -107 -2,3% 16 Santiago 1.697.950 161.761 10,5% 41 Burgos 3.130 -4.532 -59,1% 17 Girona 1.214.096 -49.527 -3,9% 42 Sabadell 3.058 324 11,9% 18 Asturias 858.267 101.972 13,5% 43 Son Bonet 2.020 206 11,4% 19 Murcia-San Javier 764.799 -4.856 -0,6% 44 Madrid-Cuatro Vientos 1.307 -719 -35,5% 20 La Palma 731.168 82.092 12,6% 45 Ceuta /Helipuerto 1.226 470 62,2% 21 A Coruña 696.190 17.538 2,6% 46 Albacete 636 -60 -8,6% 22 Almeria 651.647 167.025 34,5% 47 Algeciras /Helipuerto 132 118 842,9% 23 Vigo 644.667 175.688 37,5% 48 Huesca-Pirineos 88 13 17,3% 24 Jerez De La Frontera 613.139 53.954 9,6% Total 155.394.314 15.239.851 10,9% 25 Reus 599.743 76.404 14,6% Source: Aena Statistics Page Airlines Ranking YT August 2015 YT August 2016 Airline Change Change. % Number of Passengers Passengers Market Share YT Aug/16 - YT Aug/16 - airports operated YT Aug/15 YT Aug/15 01 Ryanair 23.610.241 26.844.061 17,3% 3.233.820 13,7% 24 02 Vueling 20.000.000 22.089.318 14,2% 2.089.318 10,4% 28 03 Iberia Group 19.248.611 21.035.823 13,5% 1.787.212 9,3% 32 04 Air Europa 10.536.939 10.990.926 7,1% 453.987 4,3% 26 05 easyJet 8.904.632 9.407.885 6,1% 503.253 5,7% 18 06 TUI Group 6.017.380 7.381.057 4,7% 1.363.677 22,7% 16 07 Air Berlin Group 6.720.198 5.977.209 3,8% -742.989 -11,1% 15 08 Lufthansa Group 5.796.934 6.135.915 3,9% 338.981 5,8% 17 09 Thomas Cook Group 4.509.071 5.103.565 3,3% 594.494 13,2% 15 10 Norwegian 3.517.128 4.903.423 3,2% 1.386.295 39,4% 17 11 Binter+ Naysa 3.521.908 3.550.211 2,3% 28.303 0,8% 8 12 Jet2.com 2.383.631 2.780.780 1,8% 397.149 16,7% 13 13 Monarch Airlines 2.151.432 2.276.189 1,5% 124.757 5,8% 12 14 Transavia 1.930.970 2.237.781 1,4% 306.811 15,9% 16 15 British Airways 1.540.046 1.684.983 1,1% 144.937 9,4% 13 Other Airlines 19.765.342 22.995.188 14,8% 3.229.846 16,3% Total Aena 140.154.463 155.394.314 100% 15.239.851 10,9% Iberia Group: Iberia, Iberia Express and Air Nostrum Lufthansa Group: Lufhtansa, Eurowings, Swiss, Brussels Airlines, Edelweiss and Austrian Airlines Air Berlin Group: Air Berlin and Niki Thomas Cook Group: Condor, Thomas Cook UK, Thomas Cook Scandinavian and Thomas Cook Belgium TUI Group: Thomson Airways, TUIfly, Jetairfly, TUIfly Nordic, Arkefly and Corsair Source: Aena Statistics Page Market Ranking I YT August 2015 YT August 2016 Country Change Change.
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