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Quarterly Magazine for Airlines, Airports and Tour-Operators Issue 08 Index Latest News on Spanish Airports Page AenaNews Quarterly magazine for airlines, airports and tour-operators Issue 08 Index Latest News on Spanish Airports Page Aena’s financial results for the first Aena’s airports reach the historical Aena awards Eurona Wireless half of 2015 record of 24 million passengers in Telecom airport internet contract August 2015 Aena’s gross operating profit (Ebitda) for the Eurona Wireless Telecom has secured the first half of 2015 raised to 826,4 m euros, The largest number of passengers has been contract to provide WiFi internet services 11.9% more compared with the same period in for A.S. Madrid-Barajas airport with up to 4.5 across the Aena’s airport network. the previous year. million passengers (+14%). The two-year service (with extension option Aena also consolidates the positive trend in Other airports with historic passenger records of one year) will start from the coming autumn passenger traffic and reaches 93 m pax for the in August have been Barcelona-El Prat with and will be offered at 46 airports and two first half of the year, 5.25% more than in the 4.5 m users, Malaga-Costa delSol with up to heliports same period of 2014 . 1.7m, Alicante-Elche with up to 1.2 m, Palma de The free service will not be subject to any This significant increase is due to the Majorca with up to 3.7 m passengers, Ibiza with consolidation of air traffic passengers growth, time constraints, allowing customers to surf at 1.3 m, Menorca with 630,522, Lanzarote with the rise in commercial revenues (14.6%), the speeds of around 1Mbps for unlimited periods. 619,387, Fuerteventura with 515,078 and consolidatiion of Luton Airport (27.5 m euros However, users that require a high-speed Santiago with 599,869 of Ebitda) and cost efficiencies. service will be able to subscribe to 24 hours of Valencia airport has also experienced a Wi-Fi access at speeds of between 5Mbps and significant increase with 599,869 users, 10Mbps for 5 EUR. (+12.2%). Aena will attend the 21st World Route Development Forum in Durban, South Africa from 19 to 22 September 2015 Our Airline Customer Relations and Airport Marketing Team will attend the Forum. We hope to see you in our stand nº N226 New Routes Page June 2015 July 2015 From To Airline From To Airline A.S. Madrid-Barajas Faro Air Nostrum A.S. Madrid-Barajas Tangier Air Arabia Maroc A.S. Madrid-Barajas Tenerife South Air Europa A.S. Madrid-Barajas Cali-Medellin Iberia A.S. Madrid-Barajas La Havana Iberia A.S. Madrid-Barajas Funchal Iberia A.S. Madrid-Barajas Budapest Iberia Santiago Zurich Swiss A.S. Madrid-Barajas Naples Iberia Express Vigo Seville Air Nostrum A.S. Madrid-Barajas Verona Iberia Express Vigo Malaga-Costa del Sol Air Nostrum Alicante-Elche Vienna Niki Vigo London Luton Air Nostrum Barcelona-El Prat Billund Norwegian Barcelona-El Prat Birmingham Norwegian Barcelona-El Prat Ekaterinburgo Royal Flight Barcelona-El Prat Moscow Sheremetyevo Ikar Air August 2015 Barcelona-El Prat Dubrovnik Norwegian Barcelona-El Prat Moscow Sheremetyevo Vueling From To Airline Barcelona-El Prat Trondheim Norwegian Tenerife North Santiago Vueling Barcelona-El Prat Stavanger Norwegian Tenerife North Santander Vueling Barcelona-El Prat Manchester Vueling Tenerife North Valencia Vueling Barcelona-El Prat Skopje Wizz Air Tenerife North Paris Orly Vueling Bilbao Prage Czech Airlines Bilbao Santiago Vueling Fuerteventura Santiago Vueling Ibiza Zaragoza Volotea Ibiza Milan Linate Meridianafly Ibiza Rome Fiumicino Mistral Air Ibiza Santiago Vueling Malaga-Costa de Sol Zurich Vueling Palma de Majorca Santiago Vueling Palma de Majorca Milan Bergamo Meridianafly Santiago Rome Fiumicino easyJet Santiago Munich Vueling Santiago Dusseldorf Vueling Valencia Paris Orly Transavia France Valencia Bucharest Tarom Statistics Page Traffic by Airport YT August 2015 YT August 2015 Change Change. % Change Change. % Airport Passengers YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2015 - Airport Passengers YT Aug 2014 YT Aug 2014 YT Aug 2014 YT Aug 2014 01 A.S. Madrid-Barajas 30.895.174 3.311.036 12,0% 26 Vigo 468.979 10.419 2,3% 02 Barcelona-El Prat 26.721.196 1.216.011 4,8% 27 FGL Granada-Jaen 460.478 36.344 8,6% 03 Palma De Majorca 16.820.424 351.868 2,1% 28 Zaragoza 293.174 10.785 3,8% 04 Malaga-Costa Del Sol 9.883.473 414.597 4,4% 29 Melilla 213.262 3.026 1,4% 05 Alicante-Elche 7.196.005 256.627 3,7% 30 San Sebastian 169.695 10.781 6,8% 06 Gran Canaria 6.855.713 81.121 1,2% 31 Valladolid 148.823 -1.716 -1,1% 07 Tenerife South 5.943.953 -92.594 -1,5% 32 Pamplona 102.365 7.531 7,9% 08 Ibiza 4.730.779 190.126 4,2% 33 El Hierro 97.415 -1.738 -1,8% 09 Lanzarote 4.086.162 131.897 3,3% 34 Leon 27.412 11.926 77,0% 10 Valencia 3.426.026 304.100 9,7% 35 La Gomera 23.413 4.107 21,3% 11 Fuerteventura 3.291.551 118.099 3,7% 36 Badajoz 21.306 -6.721 -24,0% 12 Bilbao 2.876.599 169.321 6,3% 37 Salamanca 16.972 4.968 41,4% 13 Seville 2.870.804 263.885 10,1% 38 Logroño 9.818 1.859 23,4% 14 Tenerife North 2.517.932 82.728 3,4% 39 Burgos 7.662 -8.129 -51,5% 15 Menorca 2.137.565 171.874 8,7% 40 Vitoria 7.205 2.553 54,9% 16 Santiago 1.536.189 129.039 9,2% 41 Cordoba 4.723 -39 -0,8% 17 Girona 1.263.623 -291.870 -18,8% 42 Sabadell 2.734 1.034 60,8% 18 Murcia-San Javier 769.655 -15.861 -2,0% 43 Madrid-Cuatro Vientos 2.026 546 36,9% 19 Asturias 756.295 17.588 2,4% 44 Son Bonet 1.814 28 1,6% 20 A Coruña 678.652 21.340 3,2% 45 Ceuta /Helipuerto 756 -2.917 -79,4% 21 La Palma 649.076 76.989 13,5% 46 Albacete 696 -128 -15,5% 22 S. B. -Santander 599.654 46.441 8,4% 47 Huesca-Pirineos 75 -140 -65,1% 23 Jerez De La Frontera 559.185 31.202 5,9% 48 Algeciras /Helipuerto 14 -1.526 -99,1% 24 Reus 523.339 -103.995 -16,6% Total 140.154.463 6.913.207 5,2% 25 Almeria 484.622 -51.215 -9,6% Source: Aena Statistics Page Airlines Ranking YT August 2014 YT August 2015 Airline Change Change, % Passengers Passengers Market Share YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2014 YT Aug 2014 01 Ryanair 21.473.818 23.610.241 16,8% 2.136.423 9,9% 02 Vueling 18.348.775 20.000.000 14,3% 1.651.225 9,0% 03 Iberia +Iberia Express 12.828.558 14.355.842 10,2% 1.527.284 11,9% 04 Air Europa 10.034.393 10.536.939 7,5% 502.546 5,0% 05 easyJet 8.575.284 8.904.632 6,4% 329.348 3,8% 06 Air Berlin 6.488.862 6.069.693 4,3% -419.169 -6,5% 07 Air Nostrum 4.363.537 4.892.769 3,5% 529.232 12,1% 08 Binter+ Naysa 3.439.096 3.521.908 2,5% 82.812 2,4% 09 Norwegian 3.156.110 3.517.128 2,5% 361.018 11,4% 10 Thomson Airways 2.887.820 2.872.782 2,0% -15.038 -0,5% Total Top 10 Airlines 91.596.253 98.281.934 70,1% 6.685.681 7,3% Other Airlines 41.645.003 41.872.529 29,9% 227.526 0,5% Total Aena 133.241.256 140.154.463 100% 6.913.207 5,2% Source: Aena Statistics Page Market Ranking I YT August 2014 YT August 2015 Country Change Change, % Passengers Passengers Market Share YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2014 YT Aug 2014 01 Spain 39.687.252 41.894.087 29,9% 2.206.835 5,6% 02 United Kingdom 23.853.916 24.533.713 17,5% 679.797 2,8% 03 Germany 16.600.807 16.958.490 12,1% 357.683 2,2% 04 Italy 7.190.439 8.143.055 5,8% 952.616 13,2% 05 France 6.902.586 7.626.234 5,4% 723.648 10,5% 06 Holland 4.023.967 4.283.652 3,1% 259.685 6,5% 07 Switzerland 3.512.693 3.725.092 2,7% 212.399 6,0% 08 Belgium 3.405.366 3.698.754 2,6% 293.388 8,6% 09 Ireland 2.199.147 2.431.965 1,7% 232.818 10,6% 10 Portugal 1.946.075 2.162.152 1,5% 216.077 11,1% Total Top 10 Markets 109.322.248 115.457.194 5,6% 6.134.946 82,4% Other Markets 23.919.008 24.697.269 3,3% 778.261 17,6% Total Aena 133.241.256 140.154.463 5,2% 6.913.207 100% Source: Aena Statistics Page Market Ranking II YT August 2014 YT August 2015 Geographical Zone Change Change, % Passengers Passengers Market Share YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2015 - YT Aug 2014 YT Aug 2014 01 Europe 83.949.173 87.767.444 62,6% 3.818.271 4,5% 02 Spain 39.687.252 41.894.087 29,9% 2.206.835 5,6% 03 Latin America 4.257.162 4.603.788 3,3% 346.626 8,1% 04 North America 2.073.795 2.226.707 1,6% 152.912 7,4% 05 Africa 1.721.202 1.819.439 1,3% 98.237 5,7% 06 Middle East 1.300.883 1.583.847 1,1% 282.964 21,8% 07 Asia and others 251.789 259.151 0,2% 7.362 2,9% Total Aena 133.241.256 140.154.463 100,0% 6.913.207 5,2% Source: Aena Copenhagen and Bangkok Page Short Haul Route: Copenhagen General Overview Potential routes Bilbao: 14,500 indirect passengers Copenhagen is the cultural, economic and In the case of Spain there are 13 cities Valencia: 9,300 indirect passengers administrative capital of Denmark and its connected with Denmark (Madrid, Barcelona, Galician region: 7,700 indirect passengers most populated city with an urban population Malaga, Palma de Majorca, Gran Canaria , Seville: 3,500 indirect passengers of more than 1,2 mllion inhabitants and Alicante, Almeria, Gerona, Fuerteventura, a metropolitan population of 2 million Lanzarote, Menorca, Ibiza and Tenerife).
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