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Quarterly Magazine for Airlines, Airports, Tour-Operators and Tourism Authorities Issue 17 AenaNews Quarterly magazine for airlines, airports, tour-operators and tourism authorities Issue 17 Bilbao Airport Index Bilbao Airport Latest News on Spanish Airports Page New personal shopper service Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport Aena will attend Routes Europe in available at Málaga-Costal del Sol among the ten best airports in the Bilbao from 22 to 24 April Airport World according to eDreams Our Team hopes to see you in our stand Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport inaugurated the The online travel agency, eDreams, has number HNS3 in Bilbao. new Personal Shopper service in March 2018, published the results of the 18th edition of where customized advisory service is available its study “Best airports 2018”, in which more in different languages (Spanish, English, than 50,000 travelers have commented on French and Russian) to make purchases quickly the characteristics and services of the airports and conveniently, with recommendations on around the World. The ranking is led by Changi products and services that can be found at Airport, and there are eight European airports the airport. Passengers can also benefit from among the top ten best airports in which assitance with customs formalities and tax Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport ranks 8th. management. Additionally, airport users consider Adolfo The service can be requested prior the arrival Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport to be among the at the airport in many ways: three best airports in the World in the category of gastronomy, after El Dorado (Bogota) and • By email: [email protected] Zurich. • Aena’s website: www.aena.es • By phone: +34 627 253 832 New Routes Page November 2017 November 2017 (cont.) From To Airline From To Airline Fuerteventura Berlin Tegel Germania Tenerife South Naples easyJet Fuerteventura Katowice (via Cologne) Grupo Small Planet Tenerife South Berlin Tegel Germania Fuerteventura Stockholm Norwegian Tenerife South Nuremberg Niki Fuerteventura Berlin Tegel TUIfly Tenerife South Stuttgart Niki Gran Canaria Aalborg (via Faro) Danish Air Transport Tenerife South Berlin Tegel Sundair Gran Canaria Geneva easyJet Tenerife South Berlin Tegel Sundair Gran Canaria Berlin Tegel Germania Tenerife South Kassel Sundair Gran Canaria Warsaw Grupo Small Planet Gran Canaria Ostersund Jet Time December 2017 Gran Canaria Nuremberg Niki Gran Canaria Hamburgh Niki Gran Canaria Aalborg Norwegian From To Airline Gran Canaria Goteborg Scandinavian Airlines AS Madrid-Barajas Caracas Estelar Latinoamericana Gran Canaria Berlin Tegel Sundair AS Madrid-Barajas Marrakech Air Europa Gran Canaria Berlin Tegel TUIfly AS Madrid-Barajas Recife Air Europa Gran Canaria Lyon Vueling Bilbao FGL Granada-Jaen Vueling La Palma Dusseldorf Eurowings FGL Granada-Jaen Paris CDG Vueling La Palma Hamburgh Eurowings FGL Granada-Jaen Gran Canaria Vueling La Palma Stuttgart Eurowings FGL Granada-Jaen Tenerife South Vueling La Palma Nuremberg Germania Fuerteventura Seville Vueling La Palma Frankfurt Niki Lanzarote Brussels Brussels Airlines January 2018 Lanzarote Wroclaw (via Poznan) Enter Air Lanzarote Munich Eurowings Lanzarote Berlin Tegel Germania From To Airline Lanzarote Warsaw Grupo Small Planet AS Madrid Barajas Berlin Tegel easyJet Lanzarote Hamburgh Niki Fuerteventura Berlin Tegel Eurowings Lanzarote Cologne Niki Lanzarote Munich Niki February 2018 Malaga-Costa del Sol Helsinki Scandinavian Airlines Palma de Mallorca Frankfurt Eurowings Pamplona Frankfurt Lufthansa From To Airline Seville Krakow Ryanair Almeria Brussels Brussels Airlines Source: Aena New Routes Page March 2018 March 2018 (cont.) From To Airline From To Airline A.S.Madrid-Barajas Shenzhen Hainan Airlines Malaga-Costa del Sol Riga Air Baltic A.S.Madrid-Barajas Bergen Norwegian Malaga-Costa del Sol La Valeta Air Malta A.S.Madrid-Barajas Geneva Volotea Malaga-Costa del Sol Warsaw Ryanair Alicante-Elche Stuttgart Eurowings Malaga-Costa del Sol Aarhus Scandinavian Airlines Alicante-Elche Pardubice Ryanair Malaga-Costa del Sol Malmo Scandinavian Airlines Alicante-Elche Bodo Scandinavian Airlines Malaga-Costa del Sol Paris Orly TUIfly Belgium Alicante-Elche Marseille Vueling Malaga-Costa del Sol Sofia Wizz Air Almeria London Heathrow British Airways Menorca London Stansted easyJet Barcelona-El Prat Tbilisi Georgian Airways Murcia-San Javier Frankfurt Ryanair Barcelona-El Prat Boston Level Palma de Mallorca Dusseldorf Eurowings Barcelona-El Prat La Valeta Ryanair Palma de Mallorca Warsaw Ryanair Barcelona-El Prat Porto TAP Palma de Mallorca Aarhus Scandinavian Airlines Barcelona-El Prat Alghero Vueling Palma de Mallorca A Coruña Vueling Bilbao La Valeta Volotea Reus London Stansted EasyJet Bilbao Vienna Volotea Reus Shannon Ryanair Bilbao Malaga-Costa del Sol Volotea SB - Santander Budapest Ryanair Bilbao Lisbon Vueling Seville Edinburgh EasyJet Bilbao Jerez Vueling Seville Nice EasyJet Fuerteventura Dusseldorf Azur Air Seville Copenhagen Ryanair Fuerteventura Lyon Easyjet Seville La Valeta Ryanair Fuerteventura Dusseldorf Grupo Small Planet Tenerife South Zurich Olympus Airways Fuerteventura Cologne Olympus Airways Tenerife South Cologne Olympus Airways Fuerteventura Zurich Olympus Airways Tenerife South Stuttgart Olympus Airways Fuerteventura Hamburgh Olympus Airways Valencia Rome Alitalia Fuerteventura Stuttgart Olympus Airways Valencia Bristol Ryanair Girona- Costa Brava Riga Ryanair Valencia Palermo Ryanair Girona- Costa Brava Frankfurt Ryanair Valencia Brussels TUIfly Belgium Girona- Costa Brava Kaunas Ryanair Gran Canaria Dusseldorf Azur Air Gran Canaria Hannover Olympus Airways Gran Canaria Zurich Olympus Airways Gran Canaria Venice Ryanair La Palma Tenerife North Air Europa Source: Aena Statistics Page Traffic by Airport Q1 2018 Q1 2018 Change Change, % Change Change, % Airport Passengers Q1 2018 - Q1 2018 - Q1 2018 - Q1 2018 - Airport Passengers Q1 2017 Q1 2017 Q1 2017 Q1 2017 1 AS Madrid-Barajas 12,630,390 1,005,967 8.7% 26 Almeria 123,389 -15,987 -11.5% 2 Barcelona-El Prat 9,927,159 854,735 9.4% 27 Zaragoza 88,271 1,495 1.7% 3 Gran Canaria 3,595,330 261,993 7.9% 28 Melilla 74,950 3,083 4.3% 4 Malaga-Costa Del Sol 3,193,468 211,310 7.1% 29 San Sebastian 64,117 6,138 10.6% 5 Tenerife South 2,954,113 50,602 1.7% 30 El Hierro 52,291 16,533 46.2% 6 Palma De Mallorca 2,756,722 286,125 11.6% 31 Valladolid 47,231 6,447 15.8% 7 Alicante-Elche 2,375,523 95,846 4.2% 32 Pamplona 44,295 8,513 23.8% 8 Lanzarote 1,758,162 86,730 5.2% 33 Vitoria 37,899 35,287 - 9 Valencia 1,533,639 335,621 28.0% 34 Reus 29,816 1,405 4.9% 10 Fuerteventura 1,510,050 120,950 8.7% 35 Leon 12,621 6,238 97.7% 11 Seville 1,388,594 320,778 30.0% 36 Ceuta Heliport 10,590 10,179 - 12 Tenerife North 1,167,136 203,047 21.1% 37 Badajoz 10,295 1,671 19.4% 13 Bilbao 1,031,030 77,346 8.1% 38 La Gomera 9,634 1,431 17.4% 14 Ibiza 605,275 119,254 24.5% 39 Algeciras Heliport 7,028 6,980 - 15 Santiago 558,286 47,580 9.3% 40 Logroño 4,541 -5 -0.1% 16 La Palma 345,913 26,736 8.4% 41 Salamanca 1,847 -133 -6.7% 17 Asturias 287,834 12,580 4.6% 42 Cordoba 1,420 -243 -14.6% 18 A Coruña 268,095 17,690 7.1% 43 Sabadell 864 145 20.2% 19 Menorca 245,514 15,366 6.7% 44 Burgos 693 -7 -1.0% 20 FGL Granada-Jaen 242,038 57,719 31.3% 45 Madrid-Cuatro Vientos 660 216 48.6% 21 Vigo 218,548 26,407 13.7% 46 Albacete 448 53 13.4% 22 SB Santander 206,924 47,770 30.0% 47 Son Bonet 83 11 15.3% 23 Girona 155,321 11,222 7.8% 48 Huesca-Pirineos 71 60 - 24 Jerez De La Frontera 154,049 22,796 17.4% TOTAL 49,883,589 4,427,804 9.7% 25 Murcia-San Javier 151,422 22,124 17.1% Source: Aena Statistics Page Airlines Ranking Q1 2017 Q1 2018 Airline Change Change % Number of Aena Passengers Passengers Market Share Q1 2018 - Q1 2018 - airports operated Q1 2017 Q1 2017 1 Ryanair 8,033,723 9,091,537 18.2% 1,057,814 13.2% 23 2 Iberia Group 7,294,555 8,200,238 16.4% 905,683 12.4% 29 3 Vueling 6,167,191 7,329,054 14.7% 1,161,863 18.8% 27 4 Air Europa 3,409,736 3,725,755 7.5% 316,019 9.3% 23 5 easyJet 2,653,815 2,875,822 5.8% 222,007 8.4% 18 6 Lufthansa Group 1,634,332 2,238,617 4.5% 604,285 37.0% 17 7 Norwegian 1,856,809 2,046,001 4.1% 189,192 10.2% 11 8 TUI Group 1,779,142 1,878,965 3.8% 99,823 5.6% 11 9 Binter+ Naysa 1,246,436 1,493,974 3.0% 247,538 19.9% 8 10 Thomas Cook Group 1,398,421 1,340,248 2.7% -58,173 -4.2% 9 11 Jet2.com 549,312 916,368 1.8% 367,056 66.8% 8 12 Transavia 609,673 626,514 1.3% 16,841 2.8% 12 13 British Airways 456,309 518,361 1.0% 62,052 13.6% 11 14 TAP 356,391 419,546 0.8% 63,155 17.7% 11 15 Wizz Air 350,559 416,345 0.8% 65,786 18.8% 9 Other Airlines 7,659,381 6,766,244 13.6% -893,137 -11.7% Total Aena 45,455,785 49,883,589 100% 4,427,804 9.7% Iberia Group: Iberia, Iberia Express and Air Nostrum Lufthansa Group: Lufhtansa, Eurowings, Swiss, Brussels Airlines, Edelweiss and Austrian Airlines TUI Group: Thomson Airways, TUIfly, TUIfly Belgium, TUIfly Nordic, TUIfly Netherlands Thomas Cook Group: Condor, Thomas Cook UK, Thomas Cook Scandinavian and Thomas Cook Belgium and Corsair Note: Monach, Air Berlín and Thomas Cook Belgium ceased operations on October 2017 and Niki ceased operations in December 2017 Source: Aena Statistics Page Market Ranking I Q1 2017 Q1 2018 Country Change Change.
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