Air France Expands Service to World’s Busiest International Airport

Aena, the largest airport operator by passenger numbers, has responded to Ryanair’s announcement of an 18% cut in its Spanish operations, affecting 800,000 passenger seats and 12 routes. Aena urged for calm and constructive dialogue amid ongoing tensions, which date back to January 2025, when Ryanair cited excessive fees and mismanagement as reasons for its cuts. Aena defended its regulated fees, while Ryanair accused it of misleading information regarding pricing. The dispute underscores the challenges in Spanish air travel and calls for collaboration to address regulatory and operational issues affecting both airlines and airports.