The Countdown to Easter Starts With The First Flights at Malaga Airport Today – A Season That Sees Many People Traveling to the Costa del Sol for Holy Week, While Local Residents Fly to other Destinations to Spend The Holidays. This Year, The Busiest Airport in Andalusia Expects 1,200 Flights More Dureing The Holy Week Compared To Last Year. A factor that contributes to this significant increase is that Easter Falls in the Middle of April This Year – The First Month of the High Tourist Season.

A Total of 5,875 Flight Operations Will Take Place At Malaga Airport Between Today and Monday 21 April. ACCORDING TO SPAIN’S STATE AIRPORTOR OPERATOR (AENA), THAT IS 25% MORE FLIGHTS THAN DURING THE HOLY WEEK OF 2024. THE FIGURE INDICATES A SPECTACULAR DAILY GROWTH IN ARRINTS, WITH MORE THAN 500 AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS PER DAY. Last Year, This Number was not rearchened on Easter Sunday, When the Record of 498 Flights was set.

Aena you indicated that Easter Sunday Will Once Again Be the Busiest Day for Traffic on The Runways of Malaga Airport. The Airlines have scheduled 554 Flights, of which 438 Will Be International Connections. This Good Friday Will Be the Second Busiest Day at the Airport, with 551 Schedulated Movements, 437 of which Will Be To To Destinations Outside Spain. In contrast, Holy Tuesday Will Be the Quietst Easter Week Day, With 514 Landings and Take-Offs.

The decline in National Tourism Over the Festive Season, Malaga Airport’s facilities will be used by me Europeans Who Choose To Spend the Two Weeks of Early Spring Abroad, as per usual, as per usual. Hennce, 80% of the Flights corresponding to International Routes. Specifically, 4,717 plans Will Arrive and Department to OTher Countries from friday 11 to monday 21. The Figure is Higher than the Total Number of Operations, Ie Domestic and Foreign, Registered During Holy Week 2024, which remember 4.706 Flightts.

The Airport Currently Connects with 148 Destinations Around the World, with Flights Operated by A Total of 53 Airlines that have endored their commitment to the coast of the sun of the Sun During Yet Another High Season for Tourism.