Which are the most active airline companies in Spain in 2018?

The Aena, the company managing all the airports in Spain, just released its quarterly report analysing the airline’s activity for the first quarter of 2018.

During the first quarter of 2018, 49.9m passengers went through Spanish airports, a 9.7% growth vs the year before.

The most active airline companies are:

1. Ryanair with 18% market share
2. Iberia Group with 16% market share
3. Vueling with 15% market share
4. Air Europa with 78% market share
5. easyJet with 6%
6. Lufthansa Group with 5%
7. Norwegian with 4%
8. Tui with 4%

Most companies serve more than 10 airports out of the 50 Spanish airports

Check our last paper on the most active airports in Spain.

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Source: Aena

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