Commercial activity at Palma's Son Sant Joan airport generated more than 70 million euros revenue for Aena in 2015. This was 14% more than in 2014 and is attributed to the increase in passenger numbers, a revision of tariffs charged and an increase in the area available for commercial activity.
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Son Sant Joan commercial activity at record levels
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