And during last month alone, the Balearics handled 925,463 passengers while Majorca handled a total of two million low-cost passengers during the first seven months of the year and 592,194 last month.
Airlines
Low-cost passengers boom in the Balearics
Balearic airports handled a total of 2.81 million low-cost passengers during the first seven months of this year, 5.7% more than last year.
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When you go to book a flight, you discover there are only low-cost flights one way. The return flight is quadruple the price. It is a con and should be banned.