The Exceltur alliance of 35 leading tourism and travel businesses is anticipating "significant chaos" at Spanish airports this summer, especially at those with the highest number of British tourists and at Madrid-Barajas, where provision for improved border controls is "urgent".
Leading tourism companies fearing "significant" airport chaos
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The only problems I've had have been at UK airports, and the pathetic train service there. I've experienced no problems at either Palma or Malaga airports.
If only Aena could be made to allow the cheaper airlines to use other landing slot times and not lump them all together it would ease rhe congestion. Or am I wrong.