Quarterly magazine for airlines, airports and tour-operators

June – August 2013
Issue 02
Aena Aeropuertos News
Quarterly magazine for airlines, airports and tour-operators
Quick News
Latest News on
Spanish airports
New routes during the
summer season
Statistics
Market Analysis
Calendar
Passengers, Markets
and Airports
Year to May 2013
Switzerland and Japan
June - July - August
2013
Discover Spanish
Airports
Seville Airport:
Moorish heritage and
business city
Aena Aeropuertos News is the quarterly magazine of Aena Aeropuertos to serve
as a link between airlines, tour-operators and airports to keep you updated with
the latest news regarding Spanish airports operations and the new opportunities
within our network.
The Airline Customer Relations and Airport Marketing Team have a constant
dialogue with airlines and tour-operators to provide them with the best solution
that fit their needs, coordinating it with the rest of the airports and areas within
Aena Aeropuertos.
You can use our mailbox [email protected] to contact us if your company
needs information or has any questions related to the operation in our airports
so we can forward it to the right person within Aena Aeropuertos who can come
back to you with the best answer.
The magazine is divided into 5 sections:
• Quick news: What’s happening now in our Airports. It Includes the list of new routes opened in our airports during the three months previous to the
delivery of the magazine.
• Statistics: It tells you know the evolution of airlines, markets and the number of passengers in our airports.
• Market analysis: We offer you an analysis of one short-haul route and one long-haul route to help you to make a decision if your airline is considering a
new route to a Spanish airport.
• Calendar: It shows the public holidays in Spain. Very useful information to have! Learn more about a typical Spanish celebrations.
• Discover Spanish Airports: A short presentation of one of our airports and the surrounding area, discover what this destination can offer to you.
Enjoy the reading!
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The agreement reached between Aena
Aeropuertos and the airlines on the airport
charges for the next 5 years will have an increase
of CPI+1 in 2014, CPI+3 in 2015 and CPI+4 in 2016,
2017 and 2018. The airport charges will be updated
on the 1st March each year.
On the 15th May 1933 the first commercial plane, a
three-engine Fokker VII, landed at Madrid-Barajas
Airport, although the official inauguration of the
airport was two years earlier, on the 30th April
1931.
LAPE, the Spanish Air Mail Service, was one of
the first airlines to use the airport, with a regular
flight to Barcelona and Seville. This airline later
became Iberia. The ticket price, approved on
December 1932, was 150 pesetas for the flight
Madrid-Barcelona and 125 pesetas for the flight
Madrid-Sevilla in a FockerVII/3M with capacity
for 8 passengers and 2 cabin crew.
After 80 years, more than 990 million of
passengers have flown in almost 10,65 million of
flights from Madrid-Barajas Airport, which has
become the 5th airport in the European ranking
by passenger traffic volume, serving 45,1 million
of passengers in 2012.
that started on the 31st of March, which represents
a 5% increase in the seat offer to European
destinations compared to last year’s Summer
Season. Among the countries with the highest
growth in departing seats are the UK (+8%), the
Nordic Countries (+25%) and Germany (+7%).
Another countries with a noteworthy growth
in departing seats are the Russian Federation
(+48%) and Africa (+27%).
This data represent the positive evolution of
international tourism in Spain, as the Spanish
Airports have 79 additional routes to the European
market.
It is noteworthy that, according to Anna.aero, Aena
(Spain) is the second European country in terms of
new route development in 2013, with a very close
margin from the first, the UK (a difference of only
9 routes!). Furthermore, Barcelona Airport is the
leader of the global route development ranking
by airports.
as a model of coordinated proceedings between
administrations and business organizations with
the aim of fostering the commercial activities
outside Spain from Barcelona-El Prat Airport.
Calendar
Aena’s Airports will offer close
to 50 million seats to Europe
during the 2013 Summer Season
Statistics
80th anniversary of the first
commercial flight at MadridBarajas Airport
Market
Analysis
Agreement between Aena
Aeropuertos and Airlines on
the airport charges
The CDRA (Barcelona Air Route
Development Committee) of
Barcelona has been awarded
the “GEBTA prize to the
initiative”
Quick News
Latest News on Spanish airports
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Aena Aeropuertos started the consultation process for the handling tender on the 30th May 2013
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Airports
that will last two months during which airlines and third parties will be able to submit their comments to Aena Aeropuertos, who will develop the technical
specifications to launch the tender during the second half of the year.
A total of 50 ramp handling licenses will be put out to tender to facilitate the service in 43 airports and 2 heliports for a period of time of 7 years.
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March 2013
From
Frankfurt
Catania
Banjul
Rome FCO
Lisbon
Lappeenranta
Memmingen
Trieste
Jonkoping
Dortmund
Sal
Santiago
Moscow DME
Leeds
London LGW
Zaragoza
Moscow VKO
Belfast BHD
Brussels CRL
Nuremberg
Dortmund
Hannover
Cardiff
East Midlands
Bordeaux
London LHR
Dortmund
Airline
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Alitalia
easyJet
Ryanair
Ryanair
Ryanair
Ryanair
Ryanair
Cabo Verde Airlines
Air Nostrum
Transaero
Monarch Airlines
British Airways
Air Europa
Transaero
Aer Lingus
Jetairfly
Ryanair
Ryanair
Vueling
Vueling
Ryanair
Vueling
British Airways
Ryanair
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Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Bilbao
Bilbao
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Ibiza
Lanzarote
Lanzarote
Lanzarote
Madrid-Barajas
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Menorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
To
Calendar
Ryanair
British Airways
Norwegian
Norwegian
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Wizz Air
Ryanair
Wizz Air
Pegasus Airlines
Flybe
Germanwings
Skyhoppe
Royal Air Maroc
Ryanair
Royal Air Maroc
Flybe
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
From
Statistics
Katowice
London LGW
Oulu
Aalborg
Dresden
Dusseldorf DUS
Dortmund
Rennes
Bari
Stuttgart STR
Turín
Arad
Bolonia
Craiova
Istambul SAW
Exeter
Hamburg HAM
Lyon
Milan MXP
Nador
Paris ORY
Southampton
Hannover
Pamplona
Fuerteventura
Valladolid
Goteborg
London LGW
Bolonia
Airline
Market
Analysis
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
To
Quick News
New routes
Page
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Quick News
New routes
Page
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March 2013 (continue)
From
Rostock-Laage
London LHR
Leeds
Edimburgh
Leeds
London LGW
Vigo
Rotterdam
Airline
Germania
Vueling
Monarch Airlines
Ryanair
Monarch Airlines
British Airways
Air Europa
Transavia
From
Ryanair
Norwegian
Thomas Cook UK
Vueling
Scandinavian Airlines
Norwegian
Norwegian
Norwegian
Ryanair
Rossiya
Norwegian
Norwegian
Vueling
Skyhoppe
Ryanair
FlyNonstop
Norwegian
Vueling
Avión Express
Nordwind Airlines
Fly Georgia
Ryanair
Smart Wings
Thomson Airways
Sunexpress Deutschland
Germania
Lufthansa
New Livingston
Germania
New Livingston
Thomas Cook Belgium
Ryanair
Ryanair
Ryanair
Transaero
Ryanair
Ryanair
Ryanair
Thomas Cook UK
Royal Air Maroc
Germania
Germania
Transavia
Norwegian
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Angelholm Helsingborg
Billund
Birmingham
Brussels
Copenhagen
Harstad-Narvik
London LGW
Molde
Nuremberg
Saint Petersburg
Tromso
Umea
Alger
Bordeaux
Fez
Airline
Kristiansand
London LGW
Luxembourg
Reyjavik
Saint Petersburg
Tbilisi
Turín
Warsaw
Birmingham
Dusseldorf DUS
Dusseldorf DUS
Dusseldorf DUS
Rome FCO
Toulouse
Verona
Brussels
Hamburg LBC
Kalmar
Katowice
Moscow DME
Oslo TRF
Paphos
Tampere
Bristol
Casablanca CMN
Dusseldorf DUS
Erfurt
Groningen
London Gatwick
Airline
Calendar
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
To
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Girona-Costa Brava
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
To
Market
Analysis
April 2013
From
Statistics
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Santander
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Valencia
To
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April 2013 (continue)
From
To
Airline
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Reus
Reus
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Erfurt
Hamburg HAM
Helsinki
Kristiansand
Lille
London LGW
Nantes
Naples
Warsaw
Bremen
Oslo RYG
Dusseldorf DUS
Ekaterinburg
Germania
Germanwings
Finnair
Demin Air
Jetairfly
Norwegian
Transavia France
easyJet
Smart Wings
Ryanair
Ryanair
Germania
Transaero
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Tenerife South
Valencia
Zaragoza
Marseille
Milan MXP
Nantes
Rome FCO
Verona
Zaragoza
Lisbon
Lanzarote
Air Mediterranee
New Livingston
Volotea
New Livingston
New Livingston
Air Europa
easyJet
Air Europa
Calendar
* Technical stop in Monastir
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Jet2.com
Nordwind Airlines
Lufthansa
British Airways
Transavia
Germania
Ryanair
Germania
Norwegian
Air Nostrum
Egyptair
Air Europa
Air Arabia Maroc
Libyan Arab Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines
Vueling
Ryanair
Ryanair
Norwegian
Transavia France
Smart Wings
Skywork
Norwegian
TUIfly
Aer Lingus
Norwegian
Hamburg Airways
From
Statistics
Manchester
Moscow Sheremetyevo *
Frankfurt FRA
London Heathrow
Rotterdam
Dusseldorf DUS
Manchester
Toulouse
Copenhaguen
Ibiza
Luxor
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Tangier
Trípoli
Bergen
Brussels
Colonia
Knock
London Gatwick
Paris ORY
Varsovia
Berna
Oslo OSL
Basilea-Mulhouse
Belfast BHD
Bergen
Dusseldorf DUS
Airline
Market
Analysis
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Ibiza
Ibiza
Ibiza
Lanzarote
Lanzarote
Lanzarote
Madrid-Barajas
Madrid-Barajas
Madrid-Barajas
Madrid-Barajas
Madrid-Barajas
Madrid-Barajas
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Menorca
Murcia-San Javier
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
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Quick News
New routes
Page
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May 2013
From
Blackpool
East Midlands
East Midlands
Dublin
Punta Cana
Melilla
Leeds
Bristol
London Stansted
Manchester
Milan Bergamo
Glasgow
Santiago de Compostela
Baden Baden
Bergen
Bremen
Helsinki
Leipzig
Viena
Leeds
Kassel
Trondheim
Moscow Vnucovo
Saint Petersbourg
Rostock-Laage
Brussels
Glasgow
Dublin
Dublin
Istambul Atatürk
Nantes
Airline
Jet2.com
Jet2.com
Monarch Airlines
Air Contractors
Orbest Portugal
Melilla Airlines
Monarch Airlines
Thomas Cook UK
Thomas Cook UK
Jet2.com
Mistral Air
Jet2.com
Air Nostrum
Germania
Thomas Cook Scandinavia
Hamburg Airways
TUIfly Nordic
German Sky Airlines
Austrian Airlines
Thomson Airways
Germania
Orbest Portugal
Transaero
Air Europa
Air Nostrum
Thomas Cook Belgium
Flybe
Alba Star
Avion Express
Turkish Airlines
Volotea
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Ibiza
Ibiza
Ibiza
Lanzarote
Madrid-Barajas
Málaga-Costa del Sol
Menorca
Menorca
Menorca
Menorca
Menorca
Murcia San Javier
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca
Reus
Reus
Reus
Reus
Santiago de Compostela
Valencia
To
Calendar
Air Berlín
BA Cityflyer
Monarch Airlines
Volotea
Monarch Airlines
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Vueling
Utair Aviation
Utair Aviation
Aviatrans Kiev
Air Europa
Air Europa
Air Europa
Air Europa
Vueling
Vueling
Air Europa
Air Europa
Sunexpress Deutschland
Ryanair
Sunexpress Deutschland
Mauritanian Airlines
Sunexpress
Jet2.com
Lufthansa
From
Statistics
Cologne
Glasgow
Manchester
Valencia
Leeds
Oran
Bergen
Casablanca
Fez
Helsinki
Oslo
Tangier
Ekaterinburg
Kiev Borispol
Kiev Zhulyanay
Krasnodar
Rostov
Saint Petersbourg
Kazan
Kiev
Nador
Nizhniy Novgorod
Samara
Frankfurt
East Midlands
Dusseldorf
Nouakchott
Frankfurt
Leeds
Munich
Airline
Market
Analysis
Alicante
Alicante
Almería
Asturias
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Barcelona-El Prat
Fuerteventura
Girona-Costa Brava
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
Ibiza
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Traffic by Airport
Airport
Year to May 2013
Passengers
Year to May 2013
Change
Change. %
Airport
Change
Change. %
YTMay’13-YTMay’12 YTMay’13-YTMay’12
26 Reus
235.224
47.191
25,1%
02 Barcelona-El Prat
12.636.709
-384.514
-3,0%
27 Almeria
229.218
-57.741
-20,1%
03 Palma De Mallorca
6.327.998
34.227
0,5%
28 Zaragoza
189.167
-34.163
-15,3%
04 Malaga-Costa Del Sol
4.349.544
-7.220
-0,2%
29 Melilla
117.559
-7.728
-6,2%
05 Gran Canaria
4.044.381
-250.376
-5,8%
30 Valladolid
108.406
-54.617
-33,5%
06 Tenerife Sur
3.683.610
-17.946
-0,5%
31
94.065
-9.588
-9,3%
07 Alicante
3.254.921
175.515
5,7%
32 Pamplona
64.443
-17.056
-20,9%
08 Lanzarote
2.022.461
-56.216
-2,7%
33 El Hierro
55.110
-8.754
-13,7%
09 Valencia
1.710.753
-80.192
-4,5%
34 La Gomera
8.221
87
1,1%
10 Fuerteventura
1.638.122
-194.065
-10,6%
35 Leon
8.075
-14.947
-64,9%
11
Sevilla
1.523.658
-275.932
-15,3%
36 Burgos
6.099
-1.783
-22,6%
12
Bilbao
1.435.601
-128.043
-8,2%
37 Salamanca
5.384
-4.774
-47,0%
13
Tenerife Norte
1.361.790
-155.718
-10,3%
38 Logroño
4.351
-3.403
-43,9%
14 Ibiza
1.134.093
28.383
2,6%
39 Badajoz
3.703
-9.546
-72,1%
15
845.882
-50.003
-5,6%
40 Cordoba
2.587
-2.135
-45,2%
16 Santiago
808.992
-44.246
-5,2%
41 Ceuta /Helipuerto
2.107
-13.435
-86,4%
17
Menorca
488.935
20.892
4,5%
42 Vitoria
1.954
-13.777
-87,6%
18 Asturias
424.976
-35.031
-7,6%
43 Madrid-Torrejón
1.953
-9.641
-83,2%
19 Santander
360.620
-70.957
-16,4%
44 Sabadell
1.049
1.049
-
20 La Palma
337.180
-83.442
-19,8%
45 Algeciras /Helipuerto
1.022
-6.925
-87,1%
21
329.369
-27.203
-7,6%
46 Son Bonet
806
806
-
22 A Coruña
275.666
-38.129
-12,2%
47 Madrid-Cuatro Vientos
730
-210
-22,3%
23 Jerez De La Frontera
274.629
-44.307
-13,9%
48 Albacete
572
-385
-40,2%
24 Vigo
25 Fgl Granada-Jaen
267.267
252.983
-44.137
-51.742
-14,2%
-17,0%
49 Huesca-Pirineos
93
66.305.130
15
-4.644.166
19,2%
-6,5%
Murcia-San Javier
San Sebastian
TOTAL
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-14,7%
Calendar
-2.642.304
Market
Analysis
15.373.092
Statistics
YTMay’13-YTMay’12 YTMay’13-YTMay’12
Passengers
01 Madrid-Barajas
Girona
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Spanish Airports Traffic
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Airlines Ranking
Year to May 2012
Quick News
Spanish Airports Traffic
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Year to May 2013
Airline
Passengers
Market Share
Change
YTMay’13 - YTMay’12
Change. %
YTMay’13 - YTMay’12
Ryanair
12.652. 047
11.738.822
17,7%
-913.225
-7,2%
02
Vueling
7.135.916
7.776.384
11,7%
640.468
9,0%
03
Iberia
8.439.654
5.172.884
7,8%
-3.266.770
-38,7%
04
Air Europa
5.107.163
7,7%
96.183
1,9%
05
easyJet
5.010.980
4.865.187
4.417.717
6,7%
-447.470
-9,2%
06
Air Berlin
4.035.805
3.653.680
5,5%
-382.125
-9,5%
07
Air Nostrum
3.429.156
2.607.058
3,9%
-822.098
-24,0%
08
Iberia Express
655.942
2.131.275
3,2%
1.475.333
-
09
Binter+ Naysa
1.978.898
2.006.035
3,0%
27.137
1,4%
10
Lufthansa
1.205.294
1.277.226
1,9%
71.932
6,0%
49.408.879
45.888.244
69,2%
-3.520.635
-7,1%
21.540.417
20.416.886
30,8%
-1.123.531
-5,2%
70.949.296
66.305.130
100,0%
-4.644.166
-6,5%
Market
Analysis
01
Statistics
Passengers
Total Top 10 Airlines
Calendar
Other airlines
Total Aena Aeropuertos
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Market Ranking
Year to May 2012
Quick News
Spanish Airports Traffic
Page 1
Year to May 2013
Market
Passengers
Market Share
Change
YTMay’13 - YTMay’12
Change. %
YTMay’13 - YTMay’12
Spain
26.536.727
22.290.803
33,6%
-4.245.924
-16,0%
02
United Kingdom
10.181.249
10.459.455
15,8%
278.206
2,7%
03
Germany
7.687.820
7.728.424
11,7%
40.604
0,5%
04
France
3.646.582
3.524.724
5,3%
-121.858
-3,3%
05
Italy
3.934.476
3.346.042
5,0%
-588.434
-15,0%
06
Holland
2.037.528
1.988.272
3,0%
-49.256
-2,4%
07
Switzerland
1.740.038
1.804.121
2,7%
64.083
3,7%
08
Belgium
1.605.026
1.630.270
2,5%
25.244
1,6%
09
Sweden
994.201
1.107.455
1,7%
113.254
11,4%
10
Norway
888.010
1.068.026
1,6%
180.016
20,3%
59.251.657
54.947.592
82,9%
-4.304.065
-7,3%
11.697.639
11.357.538
17,1%
-340.101
-2,9%
70.949.296
66.305.130
100,0%
-4.644.166
-6,5%
Market
Analysis
01
Statistics
Passengers
Total Top 10 Markets
Calendar
Other Markets
Total Aena Aeropuertos
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Short-Haul route: Switzerland
General overview
During 2012, 690,918 Swiss tourists
visited Spain, with a preference for
city-breaks like Barcelona.
Bilbao is a business and tourism
destination in Northern Spain
whose nature, architecture, cuisine,
innovation and tradition makes it one
of the preferred destinations in Spain.
With near 6,700 indirect passengers
to Switzerland, is a destination that
could be a potencial market to serve.
Also Seville, with 3,400 indirect
passengers to Zurich, is a destination
with no direct traffic. You can learn
more about what can Seville offer
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From the commercial perspective,
Spain exported in 2012, 4,594 M€ to
Switzerland in chemicals, raw materials
& intermediate products and industrial
technology, and imported 2,604 M€
from Switzerland, mainly in chemicals,
industrial technology and fashion.
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traffic
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According to the National Statistics
Institute of Spain there are 15,049
Swiss living in Spain, mainly in
Comunitat Valenciana, and there are
43,304 Spaniards living in Switzerland,
most of them are from Galicia.
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Tazacorte Port, La Palma
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Outside of Spain Peninsula, the Canary
Islands offer one potential route to
Switzerland from La Palma.
The preferred Swiss destinations
are Zurich (46%) and Geneva (34%),
followed by Basel-Mulhouse (19%).
The route to La Palma would benefit
from Off-Peak Day Incentive seven
days a week (50% discount in the
landing & passenger charges for
the operation at the Canary Island
Airports).
The Giralda, Seville
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La Palma, a Unesco Biosphere Reserve
in the Atlantic Sea, has a potential
market of near 2,400 indirect
passengers to Switzerland, that could
be a potential market to serve.
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The annual traffic statistics of the last
5 years shows an average variation
of +7,2% on commercial passengers
between Spain and Switzerland, with a
preference for Barcelona (28%), Madrid
(26%) and Palma de Mallorca (16%).
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Long-Haul route: Japan
To commemorate the 400th
anniversary of the Keicho Embassy’s
visit to Spain and Rome and the 400
years of bilateral relations between
Spain and Japan the Prime Ministers
of Spain and Japan agreed, during the
meeting held in Tokyo in September
2010, to organize The Year of Japan
in Spain from June 2013 to July 2014.
Madrid, like any modern metropolis,
has several shopping centers
and small family-run shops selling
traditional goods. Tourists usually visit
the museums (Prado, Reina Sofia,
Thyssen) the city center (Puerta
del Sol, Plaza Mayor), the Royal
Palace and the Cathedral. There are
9 UNESCO World Heritage sites
situated less than two hours away from
the city (Alcala de Henares, Toledo,
Cuenca, Segovia, Ávila, Salamanca,
Córdoba, the Monastery and Site of
San Lorenzo de El Escorial and the
The Honorary Presidency of the
celebration of The Year of Japan in
Spain and The Year of Spain in Japan
will be assumed by TRH the Prince of
Asturias and TIH the Crown Prince
Naruhito of Japan respectively.
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Plaza de Cibeles, Madrid
Aranjuez Cultural Landscape). The
nightlife in Madrid is one of the city’s
main attractions.
Spain has no direct conection with
Japan, however during 2012 nearly
157,000 indirect passengers travelled
between Spain and Japan.
Also during during 2012, 203,000
indirect passengers travelled
between Latinamerica and Japan. As
Spain is the main gateway between
Latinamerica and Asia, there is a
potential route from Japan that would
capture an important share of this
indirect traffic.
Parque Güell, Barcelona
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Several activities like cultural events
and different activities in politics,
economy, science, technology, tourism
or education will take place for the
commemorative events of the 400
years of bilateral relations between
Spain and Japan, with the aim to boost
the mutual understanding and open
new horizons towards the future.
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Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is
a well known business and tourism
destination in the Mediterranean.
With 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites
(Park Güell, Palau Güell, Casa Milá,
Casa Vicens, Sagrada Familia, Casa
Batlló, Palau de la Música and Sant Pau
Hospital), wonderfull beaches and a
wide variety of festivals, Barcelona is
an attractive destination all year round
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crowds make their way to the Town Hall
Square and, with candles alight, sing
“Pobre de mí”, to bid farewell to the
fiesta until the following year.
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during the fiestas there is a parade of
“giants and big-heads” through the
centre of the city, for the children
to enjoy. The festive programme
also includes open-air celebrations,
concerts, dance exhibitions and, of
course, bullfights. San Fermín finishes
on 14th July at midnight, when the
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For nine days, Pamplona residents
and visitors, dressed typically in red
and white, get carried away by the
continuous festive spirit that invades
the streets. Furthermore, every morning
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Los Sanfermines, the bullfighting
fiesta. The city of Pamplona is world
famous thanks to its San Fermín fiestas.
Thousands of people come every year
to experience the risk and excitement
of the popular running of the bulls,
immortalised by Ernest Hemingway
in his novel Fiesta. San Fermín starts
on 6th July at midday. At that moment
the chupinazo is launched from the
balcony of the town hall. It is a rocket
that marks the official start of the
fiesta, causing an outburst of joy amidst
the crowd gathered in the square. The
first running of the bulls is held the
following day: at 8am the doors of the
Santo Domingo corral are opened,
and hundreds of people run in front
of the bulls on their route through the
old town to the bullring. One of the
most exciting moments happens a few
minutes before the start of the running
of the bulls, when runners entrust
themselves to San Fermín, singing
three times in front of a small statue on
Cuesta de Santo Domingo Street.
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Leisure
Some routes and proposals
The Giralda
Seville, City of Opera. Seville, as a
city, appears in more than a hundred
operas. Some of them are global
models that brought the name of
Seville beyond its borders thanks to
opera composers such as Mozart,
Beethoven or Bizet. “Carmen”, “The
Barber of Seville”, “Don Giovanni”, “La
Favourita”, “Fidelio”, “The marriage of
Figaro”, “La forza del destino”, etc. are
only a few operas inspired on Seville
locations to be visited.
Alcazar Royal Palace
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Metropol Parasol
Sevilla Fidelio www.visitasevilla.es
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Family Adventures. Four routes
around the city during which the
participant families will need to
overcome different challenges. These
routes, guided by the nice Giráldez
family, cross different areas of Seville
with several themes: The Hidden
Seville, The Green Seville, The Seville
of Myths and Legends, and The Fun
Seville.
Sevilla Card www.sevillacard.es
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New attractions are available to
the first time visitor: the Navigation
Pavilion, built for the World Expo of
1992, meeting point with History,
where the visitor will find out about
the experiences of men and women
who crossed the Oceans looking for
a better future. Also, the San Jorge
Castle, the Inquisition old site in
Mudejar Route. Mudejar art is one
of the most representative art styles
of Seville and Andalucía since it is a
link connecting Muslim and Gothic
art together. Among many others, the
best example is the Royal Alcázar, core
sample of Mudejar civil architecture.
Seville, which has been restored into
a place of reflection on tolerance.
Metropol Parasol, designed by the
German architect Jürgen Mayer,
an important piece of modern art;
Antiquarium, a museum where the
archaeological remains found during
the construction of the Metropol
Parasol are shown, specially, of Roman
times.
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Seville airport is located 10 kilometres northwest of the capital of Andalucía. Seville is a huge living museum where all the styles converge. Out of the
endless list of monuments of Seville, worth mentioned are: The Cathedral and the Giralda, Royal Alcazar, the Archive of the Indies, all of them declared
World Heritage Sites; Santa Cruz Old Town, The Golden Tower, the Town Hall, the Maestranza Bullfighting Bullring, Plaza de España, the Archaeological
Museum, the Arts and Popular Costumes Museum, and, of course, the Museo de Bellas Artes (Spain’s second art gallery). Moreover, the visitor may also
enjoy the items, may valuable, kept inside many churches and convents in the city.
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Gastronomy
the different flavors into an intensity
scale and during a certain period of
time.
Flamenco
Exhibition Zurbarán
Female Saints
From May 3 to July 31, 2013 the Espacio
Santa Clara is hosting the exhibition
Zurbarán Female Saints, devotion and
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Flamenco is the most pure expression
of the Andalusian soul. Its origins, still
unknown, are related to the gypsies’
arrival to Seville and Cadiz fields in the
15th century. Among other theories,
it is believed that they came from a
North Indian region called Sid, actually
part of Pakistan, from where left due
to from some wars or maybe foreign
invasions. In the middle of the 19th
century, it became popular through the
cafes known as “cafés cantantes”. The
first one opened in Seville around 1885.
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Gastronomy
Seville April Fair
persuasion. This exhibition tries to
make the best of both, the meaning
and the function of the Zurbarán work
during the 17th century, and the latest
work of the leading Spanish fashion
designers who has been influenced by
Zurbarán or even consider Zurbarán
the first Spanish designer. It is aimed
to create a new format combining
dance, music and theatre with arts
performed in two times. www.icassevilla.org
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Gastronomy in Seville is as rich as it
is diverse: old recipes that has been
passing through generations,mixing
traditional and modern cooking. In
Seville there are excellent national and
international food restaurants, but
it is the “tapeo” the real brand mark
of Seville’s gastronomy. If the visitor
wants to really get to know this brand
mark, he or she will need to taste the
wide variety of tapas available in bars
and taverns. Fried fish, here known as
“pescaíto frito”, is almost an obligation,
specially anchovies, puntillitas, and
marinated dogfish. The “Tapeo” is not
limited to eating and drinking, but
it is more of a social activity, which
protocol has been strictly described
by the experts: you need to harmonize
Flamenco is a complex concept, with
several variables and difficult to attach
to a unique social or ethnic group.
In Seville, visitors can enjoy daily
flamenco shows thanks to the direct
heirs of the “cafés cantantes”: the
“tablaos flamencos”. There are shows
in the different old neighborhoods and
in small town festivals.
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Events during the Japan year in Spain
Seville Tourism Office belongs to
the Hispanic-Japanese Association
of Tourism, whose main objective is
to foster the tourism and business
activities between Spain and Japan,
helping to increase the number of
Japanese tourist in Spain and to
improve the cultural and commercial
relations between Spain and Japan.
Airport Facts
Runway 09-27
3.36 Km length, 45 m width
Timetable
Summer: 04:30-23:00
Winter: 05:30-24:00
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Seville Tourism Office cooperated in
the organization of a cultural event
that took place at Fundación Cajasol of
Seville on the 8th June 2013. During the
event there was a kimono exhibition
and a tea ceremony.
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Runway: 25 Total, 15 arrivals/hour - 15 departures/hour
Operational
Capacity
Terminal (pax/hour): 2,500 arrival – 1,800 departure
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Apron (# stands): 3 A321, 16 A320, 16 B-737-800, 4 B747,
4 B767-300, 2 CRJ-900. 5 Airbridges.
Potential routes to
Turkey, Nordic Countries, Central Europe.
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