Aena reacts strongly and quickly to the return to the Courts of the proposed Balearic law that calls for airport co-management for the Mediterranean archipelago. And, by the way, puts pressure on the central government just when the State negotiates with the Canary Islands the same demand: the co-management of the airports. The managing company of the national network of airfields considers unconstitutional the possibility of granting powers ove…
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Aena reacts strongly and quickly to the return to the Courts of the proposed Balearic law that calls for airport co-management for the Mediterranean archipelago. And, by the way, puts pressure on the central government just when the State negotiates with the Canary Islands the same demand: the co-management of the airports. The managing company of the national network of airfields considers unconstitutional the possibility of granting powers ove…