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Major Spanish airport to reopen after closing for a month with all flights cancelled
All flights were cancelled during the monthlong closure, which affected more than 3.6 million annual passengers, airport officials said.
- Castro Airport is set to reopen on May 27, ending a month-long closure for runway renovations that halted all air traffic since April 23.
- This month-long closure forced the cancellation of all flights, significantly impacting thousands of Brits who typically travel through the Spanish Airport annually.
- More than 3.6 million people travel through the hub annually, with around 30 flights operating weekly from Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, and Manchester involving Airlines like British Airways, Ryanair, and Vueling.
- Travelers seeking alternatives during the closure have relied on Vigo Airport, located 100 km away, as the primary option for those visiting Spain.
- As the facility prepares to resume operations next week, Airlines advise passengers: "If you have any questions about your flight status, schedule changes, or possible rebooking, we recommend contacting your airline.
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Major Spanish airport to reopen after closing for a month with all flights cancelled
Santiago-Rosalía de Castro Airport will reopen on May 27 after being closed for an entire month due to runway renovation works.
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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