AENA hides 10 meters below Barajas homeless people behind airline complaints

No one has had the heart, mouth or ears closer to the ground than Óscar Vásquez has had. Perhaps because of that proximity to the surface, Vásquez, 47, thought that the tile he slept on since 2023 in the right wing of the 2nd floor of Terminal 4 of Barajas airport would be “his floor.” However, his floor is no longer his floor. So the AENA officials decided when the airlines, like Fly Emirates, complained that in front of their counters was the …

Around 500 homeless people turn the accesses to the terminal into an impromptu home, unleashing health concerns and conflicts with employees: "They go from one side to the other like zombies" Read

From Aena they report that they do not place the homeless in the same plant and emphasize that they work with the institutions to find a solution. More information: Chinches and insects in the T4 of Barajas: Aena fumigation part of the terminal although it denies that there is a plague

Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, once a symbol of Spanish airport modernity, is currently experiencing one of the most critical situations in its history. What should be the gateway to the Spanish capital has become a scenario of health and social crisis that affects both workers and travelers. Terminal 4, designed by the prestigious architect Richard Rogers and inaugurated in 2006, has gone from being an international benchmark of airport …