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Quarterly Magazine for Airlines, Airports, Tour-Operators and Tourism Authorities Issue 18 AenaNews Quarterly magazine for airlines, airports, tour-operators and tourism authorities Issue 18 Index Canary Islands Airports Latest News on Spanish Airports Page Q1 2018 Aena’s financial and traffic Trolley Fast Lane available at Palma Aena will attend the 142 IATA Slot results de Mallorca Airport Conference in Vancouver from 19-21 Total consolidated revenue increased to 841.8 Palma de Mallorca Airport has created two June and World Routes in Guangzhou million euros (+6.0% compared to Q1 2017), “Trolley Fast Lanes” in modules A and D that from 15-18 September of which commercial revenue1 accounted are intended to optimice the luggage transfer Our Airline Customer Relations and Airport for 26.4% (26.0% in Q1 2017). Commercial time between the aircraft and the baggage Marketing Team hope to see you in Vancouver revenue grew +7.5% to 221.9 million euros. claim area, especially during the peak season, and in our stand number HNS407 in when around 70,000 luggages are handled EBITDA for the period stood at 364.2 million Guangzhou. per day, and thus improve the passenger euros, which represents a growth of +13.8% experience at the airport with a fast delivery compared to Q1 2017. of their luggage and reduce delivery times for Consolidated attributable net profit came to airlines and handling agents. 111.1 million euros (+37.4% compared to Q1 2017) reflecting the positive evolution of the business. Regarding traffic results Aena’s airports (YTD April 2018) reached 71.5 million passengers (+7.6% increase over YTD April 2017). A.S. Madrid-Barajas airport reached 17.4 milion passengers (+8.2% increase the same period in 2017) and Barcelona-El Prat 14.2 milion passengers (+7.5% increase over the same period in 2017). Other airports with signficant traffic increases have been: Valencia with 2.2 million passengers (+25%), Sevilla with 1.9 million (+27.8%), FGL Granada-Jaen with 339K (+29%) and Ibiza with 1.1 million (15.2%). Trolley Fast Lane at Palma de Mallorca Airport 1Car parks activity, which until 2016 was included in Off-Terminal Services, is presented grouped in Commercial Revenue New Routes Page April 2018 May 2018 From To Airline From To Airline A.S. Madrid-Barajas Milan Linate Alitalia A.S.Madrid-Barajas Caracas Plus Ultra A.S. Madrid-Barajas San Francisco Iberia Almeria Belfast Jet2 A.S. Madrid-Barajas Tel Aviv Travel Service Group Almeria Birmingham Jet2 Alicante-Elche Lyon Volotea Almeria London Stansted Jet2 Alicante-Elche London Stansted Primera Air Group Barcelona-El Prat Dresden Germania Alicante-Elche Paris Orly Transavia France Barcelona-El Prat Kutaisi Wizzair Alicante-Elche Saint Petersburg S7 Airlines/ Siberian Bilbao Stockholm Norwegian Alicante-Elche Reykjavik Icelandair Fuerteventura Cologne Condor Almeria Rotterdam Transavia Holland Fuerteventura Zurich Germania Flug Switzerland Barcelona-El Prat Lvov Ukraine Airlines Gran Canaria Palma de Mallorca Binter Canarias Fuerteventura Rotterdam TUIfly Netherlands Gran Canaria Vigo Binter Canarias Lanzarote Rotterdam* TUIfly Netherlands Ibiza Zurich Germania Flug Switzerland Malaga-Costa del Sol Lyon Transavia France Jerez Bern Helvetic Malaga-Costa del Sol London Stansted Primera Air Group Malaga-Costa del Sol Birmingham Primera Air Group Palma de Mallorca Lyon Volotea Menorca London Gatwick British Airways Palma de Mallorca Munster Sundair Menorca Bologna Air Dolomiti Palma de Mallorca Marseille Volotea Menorca Marseille Volotea Palma de Mallorca Stuttgart easyJet Menorca Bordeaux Volotea Palma de Mallorca Goteborg Thomson Airways Menorca Oporto Air Horizont Palma de Mallorca Stockholm Thomson Airways Menorca Lisbon Air Horizont Tenerife South Tel Aviv Travel Service Group Palma de Mallorca Berlin Schönefeld Germania Tenerife South Rotterdam* TUIfly Netherlands Palma de Mallorca Birmingham Primera Air Group Tenerife South Moscow S7 Airlines/ Siberian Palma de Mallorca Berlin Germania Palma de Mallorca Doncaster Alba Star * via Fuerteventura Palma de Mallorca Dublin Alba Star Palma de Mallorca London Gatwick British Airways Palma de Mallorca Saint Petersburg Azur Air Palma de Mallorca Tenerife North Binter Canarias Reus Dublin Cello Aviation Tenerife South Zurich Germania Flug Switzerland Domestic routes count twice Source: Aena Statistics Page Traffic by Airport YTD April 2018 YTD April 2018 Change Change, % Change Change, % Airport Passengers YTD April 2018- YTD April 2018- YTD April 2018- YTD April 2018- Airport Passengers YTD April 2017 YTD April 2017 YTD April 2017 YTD April 2017 1 AS Madrid-Barajas 17,432,986 1,319,687 8.2% 26 Almeria 195,910 -24,450 -11.1% 2 Barcelona-El Prat 14,169,064 982,514 7.5% 27 Zaragoza 128,306 -759 -0.6% 3 Palma De Mallorca 4,957,411 258,643 5.5% 28 Melilla 101,812 3,182 3.2% 4 Malaga-Costa Del Sol 4,891,227 212,900 4.6% 29 San Sebastian 89,267 7,980 9.8% 5 Gran Canaria 4,687,670 238,994 5.4% 30 Valladolid 73,641 7,344 11.1% 6 Tenerife South 3,848,666 -60,697 -1.6% 31 Reus 73,567 2,831 4.0% 7 Alicante-Elche 3,598,162 89,098 2.5% 32 El Hierro 71,831 21,840 43.7% 8 Lanzarote 2,358,474 34,756 1.5% 33 Pamplona 63,494 13,265 26.4% 9 Valencia 2,199,586 439,726 25.0% 34 Vitoria 49,916 36,253 265.3% 10 Fuerteventura 2,017,368 96,693 5.0% 35 Leon 20,240 10,223 102.1% 11 Seville 1,950,737 423,817 27.8% 36 Badajoz 14,703 -771 -5.0% 12 Tenerife North 1,617,476 273,749 20.4% 37 Ceuta-Heliport 14,432 13,955 - 13 Bilbao 1,510,367 119,091 8.6% 38 La Gomera 13,682 1,978 16.9% 14 Ibiza 1,092,588 144,306 15.2% 39 Algeciras-Heliport 9,389 9,341 - 15 Santiago 791,249 37,235 4.9% 40 Logroño 6,500 -73 -1.1% 16 La Palma 462,194 33,449 7.8% 41 Salamanca 4,373 -684 -13.5% 17 Asturias 406,880 13,284 3.4% 42 Cordoba 2,253 -105 -4.5% 18 Menorca 389,212 4,526 1.2% 43 Sabadell 1,225 71 6.2% 19 A Coruña 369,661 27,142 7.9% 44 Burgos 979 -294 -23.1% 20 FGL Granada-Jaen 338,867 76,088 29.0% 45 Madrid-Cuatro Vientos 897 186 26.2% 21 Girona 333,415 5,842 1.8% 46 Albacete 496 84 20.4% 22 Vigo 317,169 34,422 12.2% 47 Son Bonet 152 18 13.4% 23 SB-Santander 300,625 57,463 23.6% 48 Huesca-Pirineos 79 28 54.9% 24 Murcia-San Javier 282,583 33,480 13.4% TOTAL 71,516,432 5,035,108 7.6% 25 Jerez De La Frontera 255,651 37,457 17.2% Source: Aena Statistics Page Airlines Ranking YTD April 2018 Airline Change Change % Number of Aena Passengers Market Share YTD April 2018 - YTD April 2018 - airports operated YTD April 2017 YTD April 2017 1 Ryanair 13,337,224 18.6% 1,324,318 11.0% 25 2 Iberia Group 11,280,318 15.8% 1,215,191 12.1% 30 3 Vueling 10,506,167 14.7% 1,452,267 16.0% 27 4 Air Europa 5,149,696 7.2% 346,942 7.2% 25 5 easyJet 4,360,479 6.1% 342,289 8.5% 20 6 Lufthansa Group 3,485,347 4.9% 822,059 30.9% 17 7 Norwegian 2,897,512 4.1% 230,596 8.6% 11 8 TUI Group 2,661,703 3.7% 104,121 4.1% 12 9 Binter+ Naysa 2,066,502 2.9% 350,485 20.4% 8 10 Thomas Cook Group 1,857,290 2.6% -120,705 -6.1% 9 11 Jet2.com 1,376,475 1.9% 438,849 46.8% 9 12 Transavia Holland 919,936 1.3% -22,567 -2.4% 12 13 British Airways 771,344 1.1% 84,152 12.2% 12 14 Wizz Air 601,579 0.8% 82,387 15.9% 10 15 TAP 585,097 0.8% 93,395 19.0% 11 Other Airlines 9,659,763 13.5% -1,708,671 -15.0% Total Aena 71,516,432 100% 5,035,108 7.6% 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 YTD April 2018 Country Change Change. % Passengers Market Share YTD April 2018 - YTD April 2018 - YTD April 2017 YTD April 2017 1 Spain 23,761,117 33.2% 2,722,331 12.9% 2 United Kingdom 10,581,175 14.8% -301,585 -2.8% 3 Germany 7,310,729 10.2% 230,004 3.2% 4 Italy 4,159,240 5.8% 397,767 10.6% 5 France 3,671,359 5.1% 236,149 6.9% 6 Holland 2,359,787 3.3% 112,212 5.0% 7 Switzerland 1,753,898 2.5% 31,082 1.8% 8 Belgium 1,750,706 2.4% 67,737 4.0% 9 Portugal 1,390,661 1.9% 197,111 16.5% 10 Sweden 1,255,677 1.8% 49,882 4.1% Top 10 Countries 57,994,349 81.1% 3,742,690 6.9% Other Countries 13,522,083 18.9% 1,292,418 10.6% Total Aena 71,516,432 100.0% 5,035,108 7.6% Source: Aena Statistics Page Market Ranking II YTD April 2018 Region Change Change.
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