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Malaga Airport

Málaga Airport is the fourth-largest airport in Spain, serving the city of Málaga and the Costa Del Sol region, a major tourist destination. The airport has gained popularity among low-cost carriers, with Air Berlin, easyJet and Ryanair major operators at the facility. 

Location of Malaga Airport, Spain and Canary Islands

Source: CAPA - Centre for Aviation and Google Maps

Ground Handlers servicing Malaga Airport


 
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airberlin flies deeper into the red despite oneworld and Etihad ties

29-Aug-2012 5:42 PM

The airberlin-Etihad Airways rumor mill has been working overtime in recent weeks with German publication Manager Magazin reporting that Etihad CEO James Hogan is seeking to replace airberlin Group CEO Hartmut Mehdorn as soon as possible due to the continuing poor financial performance of the company and the slow pace of restructuring. Abu Dhabi-based Etihad increased its shareholding in Air Berlin PLC from 3% to 29.21% in Dec-2011, becoming the company’s largest single shareholder.

airberlin reported a consolidated net loss of EUR66.2 million in 2Q2012, a 53% deepening of the EUR43.9 million deficit posted in the year-ago period. The company intends to sell eight aircraft to help cut debt by EUR300 million by the end of 2012 and improve its liquidity position and equity ratio. airberlin’s shareholders equity amounted to just EUR101.3 million as of 30-Jun-2012 and the equity ratio stood at just 4% as compared to 11.2% on 30-Jun-2011.

‘State capitalism’ evident in the airport sector?

23-Aug-2010 2:47 PM

The Economist magazine has recently presented evidence in several articles that suggests the propensity for industrial and commercial intervention by the state in rich countries is increasing. It pointed to the Japanese Government’s desire to create a "Japan Inc", deepening the links between business and government, and the lavishing of money by the state on banks and carmakers in the US and Europe.

‘Old faithful’ Monarch puts its faith in Spain

13-Aug-2010 7:55 PM

The British scheduled and charter airline Monarch has announced its winter flying programme for 2010-11, with plans to add frequencies on existing key scheduled routes and add new services. Monarch has established its scheduled division, Monarch Scheduled, previously known as Gold Crown, as one of the major operators of flights to the Mediterranean despite having adjusted its service offer in accordance with low-cost competition, much to the annoyance of some of its original clients.

Ryanair remains profitable and maintains full year profit target; profits hit by ash cloud in 1Q2011

21-Jul-2010 5:21 PM

Ryanair remained profitable in the three months ended Jun-2010 (1QFY2011) reporting a quarterly profit that exceeded analysts’ estimates, with the carrier also forecasting that fares may rise by as much as 15% in the current period (after increasing 5% in the Jun-2010 quarter).

easyJet CEO, Andrew Harrison Ash and snow take a bite out of easyJet, but still profitable

13-May-2010 3:45 PM

Mother nature is going to cost easyJet as much as GBP100 million this year, but the UK-based LCC does not expect that to prevent it from posting a healthy profit. Winter snow disruptions in 2009 and 2010 resulted in losses of approximately GBP25 million. The recent ash-related airspace shut downs are expected to cost another GBP50-75 million.

Vueling CEO, Alex Cruz Vueling’s 2010 expected to beat 2009 results, but it won’t be smooth flying

29-Apr-2010 4:27 PM

Vueling maintained its guidance for an improved net profit in 2010 upon the release of its financial results for the three months ended Mar-2010 (1Q2010). This is despite the negative effects of the recent European airspace closures, which resulted in 482 cancelled services affecting 72,249 passengers, and the sovereign debt crisis enveloping Spain, Greece and Portugal. The carrier previously guided that it “expects to report even better results in 2010 than in 2009,” noting that more than 60% of the merger synergies between Vueling and Iberia’s LCC subsidiary, clickair, would be experienced in 2010.

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