Aena reappoints CEO
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Background ✨
Spain's Government reportedly planned to reappoint Maurici Lucena as Aena president and CEO for a four-year term at Aena’s general shareholders’ meeting scheduled for Apr-2026, with shareholders also voting on the re-election of Manuel Delacampagne as a proprietary director representing ENAIRE1. Aena previously announced a EUR12.9 billion investment plan for 2027-2031, with executive vice president Javier Marín saying it needed to balance “large scale” works with service quality, safety and full operational activity2. Aena also signalled “moderate” airport charge increases to fund operating costs and aeronautical investment, while stating charges would remain among Europe’s most competitive3.