434 flights are scheduled in Mallorca and 376 of them are domestic; all 164 scheduled flights in Ibiza are domestic as are all 104 scheduled flights in Minorca.
On Friday 184 flights took off or landed at Balearic Airports; 57 arrivals and 57 departures in Mallorca; 21 arrivals and 21 departures in Ibiza and 14 arrivals and 14 departures in Minorca.
On Saturday 124 flights are scheduled to take off or land at Balearic Airports; 40 arrivals and 40 departures in Mallorca, 14 arrivals and 14 departures in Ibiza and 8 arrivals and 8 departures in Minorca.
On Sunday 128 flights are scheduled to take off or land at Balearic Airports; 40 arrivals and 40 departures in Mallorca, 15 arrivals and 15 departures in Ibiza and 9 arrivals and 9 departures in Minorca.
On Monday 123 flights are scheduled to take off or land at Balearic Airports and 115 of them will be domestic flights; 37 arrivals and 36 departures in Mallorca; 16 arrivals and 16 departures in Ibiza and 9 arrivals and 9 departures in Minorca.
On Tuesday 143 flights are scheduled to take off or land at Balearic Airports and 141 of them will be domestic flights; 43 arrivals and 44 departures in Mallorca, 16 arrivals and 16 departures in Ibiza and 12 arrivals and 12 departures in Minorca.
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So, what the data from this story is actually saying is there is a huge number of flights to and from mainland Spain. No Covid tests required. Levels of Covid in mainland Spain - particularly the cities - are high. Expect the levels of Covid in Mallorca to spike. This is pure madness.
As most of Spain's internal borders are closed, who is on these domestic flights?!??