Ramón Muñoz

The September stoppages, which have yet to be confirmed, are caused by plans to shut down three bases

The low-cost air carrier has warned it may cut personnel working in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Tenerife Sur and Girona due to the delayed delivery of 30 Boeing 737 Max planes

The work stoppage will begin on Wednesday, July 31 and is expected to affect thousands of travelers as they leave for or return from summer vacation

The application from La Liga would use the device’s microphone to detect TVs showing matches, which would then be crosschecked against establishments with the proper rights

Airport ground workers, pilots and train drivers will all walk out on the job in April, coinciding with passenger peaks at transportation hubs

The company has placed 566 mobility devices across the Spanish capital and is giving users the chance to try Jump for free for the first 10 minutes in April

The Spanish affiliate of the telecoms giant has justified the measures due to market conditions, with more and more customers opting for “low-cost” packages

In 2017 Spain’s State Air Security Agency reviewed 15,604 claims, representing a 50% rise from 2015

The low-cost carrier claims that the image, which quickly went viral and appeared in the media, has caused “damage to the reputation of the company”

From today, customers of the Irish airline will have to pay between €6 and €25 for certain sizes of case, and even then not all travelers will be able to take them onto the aircraft

The image of the staff members in Málaga airport was published by a union to denounce the fact that the company did not offer them accommodation after flight cancellations

Private-hire drivers will soon have to apply for a second permit from regional or local authorities, giving the latter the power to completely veto their operations

The figure represents 40% of all planes grounded by the low-cost airline as a result of the work stoppage

The Cabinet is due to pass legislation on Friday that would cede control of private-hire licenses to Spain’s regions, which will, says one association, put 15,000 jobs at risk

European Commission says low-cost airline must comply with the laws of the countries in which it operates

Government says it will seek quality over mass tourism to avoid overcrowded destinations

Despite the recent public protests, both types of drivers want the market to stay closed to protect the exorbitant value of their licenses

Sector warns it will protest again if vague government proposal fails to restrict ride-hailing vehicles

Government offer to transfer licensing powers to regional authorities will only extend the problem to 17 regions, say taxi representatives

Although a minimum service is being provided in Spain, no similar provisions exist in the other two countries, where cabin crew are also on strike

Airline has cancelled 400 flights in Spain as cabin crew plan walkouts on Wednesday and Thursday

Public Works Ministry says the budget airline must guarantee up to 59% of domestic and international flights, and 100% of flights to the islands

The Irish carrier has canceled 400 Spanish flights ahead of planned strikes by cabin crew next week that will leave thousands of passengers grounded

Low-cost carrier says affected customers have been contacted about new travel arrangements or refunds

Spanish government desperately seeking solution, given that cabin crew in the country have Irish labor contracts and may not be legally obliged to comply with local legislation

New study finds signs of wasteful assignment of funds for high-speed rail, roads, airports and more

Internet services provider has been forced to pay up by tax authorities and may have to return a European Union grant worth more than €4 million