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– SCHEDULES: Closure of establishments and cessation of cultural, social and commercial activities at 24.00. – TRADE STALLS: In establishments of more than 150 m2, 40%; and up to 150 m2, 60%. In street markets, 50% of stalls allowed. – HOSTELRY: Closing at 24:00. Indoor seating capacity 50%. Prohibited consumption at the bar or standing. […]Leer más

The pandemic, which began to impact air passenger transport at the start of 2020, has had a devastating effect on air connectivity. With the development of vaccination and health measures in place, the sector is on the road to recovery this year. As part of the development of its strategy to boost the connectivity of […]Leer más

Bilbao Airport has been certified under the Airport Health Accreditation programme of the Airports Council International (ACI), a plan that assesses compliance with the health measures recommended by ACI, the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), EASA, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines, which are in […]Leer más

The participation of the Bilbao Airport Route Development Committee in the great international connectivity event, Routes Reconnected, has been “highly gratifying” because the forecasts are very positive. “The summer is going to be powerful in terms of the recovery of mobility and leisure and holiday travel”, they point out. The general perception of the airlines […]Leer más

Key event for the development of Bilbao Biscay’s connectivity. New edition of Routes Reconnected in virtual format. Starting next Monday 26th April, the Routes Committee of Bilbao Airport will participate in this important meeting with an intense work agenda. It will meet with representatives of different airlines. Among others, Air Nostrum, Vueling, Volotea, Aer Lingus, […]Leer más

Bilbao airport is resuming several connections this month. Air Nostrum, Iberia’s franchise airline for regional flights, has increased its offer by 40% compared to March, including the routes linking the Biscayan capital with Valencia and Santiago de Compostela. Although the demand for flights continues to be very weak as a result of the limitations established […]Leer más

Bilbao Airport will have a new director as of 1st May. Iván Grande Merino, a native of Madrid, has been appointed as the new director of the Biscayan airport, replacing Cristina Echeverría. Iván Grande holds a degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid and an Industrial Engineering degree from the UNED. He […]Leer más

Bilbao Airport is already operating as an “Advanced Tower”, a Eurocontrol flight management mechanism, which will be in the test phase for at least the next six months. Thus, once this period is over, it will be integrated into the European air traffic management network, which will result in a better use of airspace and […]Leer más

With the aim of boosting the recovery of the airline industry and collaborating with airlines to promote the increase of traffic in the airports of the network, AENA launched last year a programme of extraordinary incentives for the recovery of commercial operations and additional discounts that can be applied for until 31 March by sending […]Leer más

The pandemic that has been shaking the world for more than a year has deeply affected the national and international tourism sector, modifying everything from the organisation of airlines to the profile and interests of visitors, as well as adaptations in the management of accommodation, transport services and travel agencies. There are three tourism trends […]Leer más