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AenaNews Quarterly magazine for airlines, airports and tour-operators Issue 06 Index Latest News on Spanish Airports Page Self-bag drop trials at Aena. Awards, awards, awards A successful IPO Aena, in collaboration with airlines that are In the past months some of our airports have On 11th of February, Aena launched its IPO, interested in offering their passengers this received awards in recognition of the good Europe’s biggest since 2011. It was a historical service, is currently developing a pilot project results and performance of 2014. Adolfo moment and the floatation was extremely in order to evaluate different self-bag drop Suárez Madrid-Barajas has been elected as successful. The Children’s Investment Found solutions available on the market. These Best Airport in Southern Europe by Skytrax (TCI) remains as the biggest single private systems allow passengers to introduce their while Barcelona-El Prat has been second. Both shareholder and is represented on Aena’s luggage in the automated baggage handling of them are amongst the 10 best in the world Board. system with the aid of a user-friendly machine. of their traffic categories. In addition, Adolfo Aena, the world’s biggest airport operator in The airports that are participating in the Suárez Madrid-Barajas has been awarded by program are Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas, terms of passenger traffic, remains a publicly CAPA as the Best International Airport in 2014. Barcelona-El Prat and Alicante-Elche. owned airport operator with 51% of its share And last but not least, Murcia San Javier has capital in the hands of the State. This initiative is part of the Fast Travel program been recognized by the passengers as the developed by IATA that aims to reduce the time spent by passengers at airports. Best European Airport of less than 2 million passengers according to ASQ awards that are given by ACI (Airports Council International). Aena will attend Routes Europe in Aberdeen from 12 to 14 April 2015. Our Airline Customer Relations and Airport Marketing Team will attend the route development event along with Tourspain and tourist board representatives from some of the most important regions in Spain. Please request an extra meeting with us if you want some information from our airports and you don’t have one scheduled yet. New Routes Page February 2015 March 2015 (continue) From To Airline From To Airline Seville London Gatwick British Airways Asturias Tenerife North Iberia Express Barcelona-El Prat Basel Mulhouse Vueling Barcelona-El Prat Cologne Ryanair Barcelona-El Prat Dublin Vueling March 2015 Barcelona-El Prat Rotterdam Vueling Barcelona-El Prat Verona Vueling Barcelona-El Prat Lublin Wizz Air From To Airline Barcelona-El Prat Szczecin Wizz Air A Coruña Paris Orly Iberia Bilbao Brussels Vueling A.S. Madrid-Barajas Málaga Costa del Sol Air Nostrum Bilbao London Gatwick Vueling A.S. Madrid-Barajas Berlin Schoenefeld Ryanair Bilbao London Heathrow British Airways A.S. Madrid-Barajas Birmingham Norwegian Bilbao Rome Vueling A.S. Madrid-Barajas Bucharest OTP Ryanair Gran Canaria London Heathrow Iberia Express A.S. Madrid-Barajas Edinburgh Iberia Express Lanzarote Paris Orly Vueling A.S. Madrid-Barajas London Gatwick Iberia Express Málaga Costa del Sol Birmingham Norwegian A.S. Madrid-Barajas Lyon Iberia Express Málaga Costa del Sol Edinburgh Norwegian A.S. Madrid-Barajas Niza Iberia Express Palma de Mallorca Gothenburg Ryanair A.S. Madrid-Barajas Niza Norwegian Santander Paris Charles de Gaulle Air Nostrum A.S. Madrid-Barajas Vilnius Ryanair Seville Frankfurt Lufthansa A.S. Madrid-Barajas Bratislava Ryanair Seville Munich Lufthansa A.S. Madrid-Barajas Dubrovnik Norwegian Seville Rome Fiumicino Ryanair A.S. Madrid-Barajas Hamburg Iberia Seville Toulouse easyJet A.S. Madrid-Barajas El Cairo* Air Cairo Tenerife North London Heathrow Iberia Express Alicante-Elche Hamburg easyJet Valencia Geneva Swiss Alicante-Elche Cologne Ryanair Valencia Stuttgart Germanwings *Stopover in Aswan Statistics Page Traffic by Airport Year 2014 Year 2014 Airport Change Change. % Passengers Change Change. % 2014-2013 2014-2013 Airport Passengers 2014-2013 2014-2013 01 A.S. Madrid-Barajas 41.833.374 2.097.756 5,3% 26 Vigo 680.387 1.667 0,2% 02 Barcelona-El Prat 37.559.044 2.342.216 6,7% 27 Fgl Granada-Jaen 650.544 12.256 1,9% 03 Palma De Mallorca 23.115.499 347.467 1,5% 28 Zaragoza 418.576 -39.019 -8,5% 04 Malaga-Costa Del Sol 13.749.134 823.948 6,4% 29 Melilla 319.603 30.052 10,4% 05 Gran Canaria 10.315.732 545.693 5,6% 30 San Sebastian 245.422 419 0,2% 06 Alicante-Elche 10.065.873 427.038 4,4% 31 Valladolid 223.587 -36.698 -14,1% 07 Tenerife Sur 9.176.274 474.546 5,5% 32 El Hierro 148.864 9.711 7,0% 08 Ibiza 6.211.882 485.303 8,5% 33 Pamplona 138.316 -20.774 -13,1% 09 Lanzarote 5.883.039 548.440 10,3% 34 Badajoz 39.600 10.488 36,0% 10 Fuerteventura 4.764.632 506.563 11,9% 35 La Gomera 28.897 4.451 18,2% 11 Valencia 4.592.512 -25.560 -0,6% 36 Leon 23.100 -7.790 -25,2% 12 Bilbao 4.015.352 214.578 5,6% 37 Burgos 21.583 2.678 14,2% 13 Sevilla 3.884.146 196.432 5,3% 38 Salamanca 17.745 1.915 12,1% 14 Tenerife Norte 3.638.953 114.483 3,2% 39 Logroño 12.239 1.641 15,5% 15 Menorca 2.632.615 67.153 2,6% 40 Vitoria 7.073 161 2,3% 16 Girona 2.160.646 -576.221 -21,1% 41 Cordoba 6.613 -343 -4,9% 17 Santiago 2.083.873 10.726 0,5% 42 Ceuta /Helipuerto 4.294 -1.389 -24,4% 18 Murcia-San Javier 1.095.343 -45.470 -4,0% 43 Sabadell 2.686 -307 -10,3% 19 Asturias 1.065.570 26.164 2,5% 44 Son Bonet 2.483 -656 -20,9% 20 A Coruña 988.834 148.997 17,7% 45 Madrid-Cuatro Vientos 2.126 168 8,6% 21 La Palma 862.836 53.315 6,6% 46 Algeciras /Helipuerto 1.570 -1.368 -46,6% 22 Reus 850.648 -120.372 -12,4% 47 Albacete 1.409 198 16,4% 23 Santander 815.636 -158.407 -16,3% 48 Huesca-Pirineos 263 -10 -3,7% 24 Jerez De La Frontera 758.004 -53.453 -6,6% Total 195.861.278 8.456.149 4,5% 25 Almeria 744.847 39.333 5,6% Source: Aena Statistics Page Airlines Ranking Year 2013 Year 2014 Airline Change Change, % Passengers Passengers Market Share 2014 - 2013 2014 - 2013 01 Ryanair 32.432.328 31.704.555 16,2% -727.773 -2,2% 02 Vueling 23.526.466 26.915.101 13,7% 3.388.635 14,4% 03 Air Europa 13.777.478 14.854.651 7,6% 1.077.173 7,8% 04 Iberia 13.262.561 13.367.576 6,8% 105.015 0,8% 05 easyJet 11.993.738 12.384.313 6,3% 390.575 3,3% 06 Air Berlin 10.034.010 9.517.608 4,9% -516.402 -5,1% 07 Air Nostrum 6.408.572 6.649.970 3,4% 241.398 3,8% 08 Iberia Express 5.830.166 6.131.407 3,1% 301.241 5,2% 09 Binter+ Naysa 4.985.077 5.133.484 2,6% 148.407 3,0% 10 Norwegian 3.244.822 4.693.315 2,4% 1.448.493 44,6% Total Top 10 Airlines 125.495.218 131.351.980 67,1% 5.856.762 4,7% Other Airlines 61.909.911 64.509.298 32,9% 2.599.387 4,2% Total Aena 187.405.129 195.861.278 100% 8.456.149 4,5% Source: Aena Statistics Page Market Ranking Year 2013 Year 2014 Market Change Change, % Passengers Passengers Market Share 2014- 2013 2014 - 2013 01 Spain 57.837.728 58.932.707 30,1% 1.094.979 1,9% 02 United Kingdom 32.990.183 34.531.181 17,6% 1.540.998 4,7% 03 Germany 23.177.212 24.617.291 12,6% 1.440.079 6,2% 04 Italy 9.694.495 10.490.960 5,4% 796.465 8,2% 05 France 9.410.689 10.040.962 5,1% 630.273 6,7% 06 Holland 5.592.404 5.967.328 3,0% 374.924 6,7% 07 Switzerland 4.939.410 5.177.821 2,6% 238.411 4,8% 08 Belgium 4.500.275 5.078.665 2,6% 578.390 12,9% 09 Ireland 3.049.969 3.085.886 1,6% 35.917 1,2% 10 Sweden 2.936.430 3.016.031 1,5% 79.601 2,7% Total Top 10 Markets 154.128.795 160.938.832 82,2% 6.810.037 4,4% Other Markets 33.276.334 34.922.446 17,8% 1.646.112 4,9% Total Aena 187.405.129 195.861.278 100% 8.456.149 4,5% Source: Aena Luton and Asunción Page Short Haul Route: Luton General Overview And will increase annual passenger capacity British residents Spanish from 12 million to 18 million by 2031. 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