Facilities at airports in the Balearic Islands are gradually closing now that passenger traffic has been significantly reduced by restrictions on air transport.
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Facilities close at Balearic Airports
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Maybe when this CV is controlled the Majorcan Government MIGHT appreciate its position and appreciate that us Northern Europeans DO have a choice as to where our Euros can be spent? Are the Councillors taking a salary reduction to appreciate those people who are laid off who have no income? Doubt it