A total of 466 flights to and from Spain were cancelled Thursday because of the volcanic ash drifting from Iceland, Spain's AENA aviation authority said.
It said 216 arrivals and 250 departures were cancelled by 5:30 pm (1530 GMT).
The flights involved were to and from Britain, Ireland, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and France.
The Spanish airports of Madrid-Barajas, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Lanzarote, Malaga, Valencia, Alicante, Reus, Almeria, Ibiza, Tenerife Sur, Murcia-San Javier, Federico Garcia Lorca Granada-Jaen, Girona-Costa Brava and Santander were affected by the cancellations.
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Jet2,com Announce 2011 Flights to Ibiza From Newcatle
You may not be able to fly from anywhere in the UK at the moment but there are some great offers from Jet2.com for Ibiza flihts. Summer 2010 hasn’t even arrived yet but already you can book cheap flights from Newcastle with Jet2.com for summer 2011. And you can dig out some excellent offers too.
Starting on the 31st March 2011 Jet2.com’s summer schedule will take off with a raft of destinations available and prices from £29.99 one way, including taxes.
Flights to Ibiza are starting on 20th May 2011 from £39.99 per person, one way and including taxes.
Starting on the 31st March 2011 Jet2.com’s summer schedule will take off with a raft of destinations available and prices from £29.99 one way, including taxes.
Flights to Ibiza are starting on 20th May 2011 from £39.99 per person, one way and including taxes.
New Summer Flights Schedule
At the beginning of 2010, new flights to Milan, Berlin, Munich, Paris, Amsterdam, and Rome were launched. The number of flights to Copenhagen has increased. With the summer flight schedule, now there are new cities in the map of flights – Hamburg, Edinburgh, Heraklion, Ibiza, Palermo.
New Ryanair Routes Include Ibiza
Ryanair is expanding its operations at Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Liverpool. The growth will see new routes and increased frequencies of existing services.
The changes will come into effect from next spring. However, all new routes are available for booking now.
Ryanair's Stephen McNamara said the airline was "delighted" to announce the expansion, which includes 10 new routes. The frequency of a further six services will also be increased.
Ibiza Hotels
The changes will come into effect from next spring. However, all new routes are available for booking now.
Ryanair's Stephen McNamara said the airline was "delighted" to announce the expansion, which includes 10 new routes. The frequency of a further six services will also be increased.
Ibiza Hotels
UK Visitors to Ibiza 2009
From January to September 2009 547,086 passengers visited Ibiza from the UK.
89,128 flew from London Gatwick with the second highest passenger traffic coming from Manchester with 86,339 travelling through the airport.
The third most popular departure airport was London Stansted which is home to an all year round Ryanair flight which has helped the airport see 77,125 departures travel through the airport for Ibiza.
The UK's regional airports also saw a wide spread of passengers departing from Ibiza with a strong presence from the Midlands airports with Birmingham International, East Midlands and Luton accounting for 109,630 passengers. Scotland's airports carried 35,179pasengers.
These figures represent a decrease of -1.4% on the same period last year, a slight decrease which shows that Ibiza is maintaining its market share and has not been hit to the same extent that mainland Spain and other islands have in the last year. Tenerife for instance is currently down 15.9% and Valencia is down 17.2% year on year.
The month by month breakdown betrays Ibiza's current seasonality with over 80% travelling in a four month period from June to September inclusive. Building on 2009's strategic focus the tourist board plans to continue working to extend the season. Increasingly hotels are opening all year round and with the continuation of the Ryanair flight throughout the winter season the destination is now firmly positioning itself as a year round destination.
89,128 flew from London Gatwick with the second highest passenger traffic coming from Manchester with 86,339 travelling through the airport.
The third most popular departure airport was London Stansted which is home to an all year round Ryanair flight which has helped the airport see 77,125 departures travel through the airport for Ibiza.
The UK's regional airports also saw a wide spread of passengers departing from Ibiza with a strong presence from the Midlands airports with Birmingham International, East Midlands and Luton accounting for 109,630 passengers. Scotland's airports carried 35,179pasengers.
These figures represent a decrease of -1.4% on the same period last year, a slight decrease which shows that Ibiza is maintaining its market share and has not been hit to the same extent that mainland Spain and other islands have in the last year. Tenerife for instance is currently down 15.9% and Valencia is down 17.2% year on year.
The month by month breakdown betrays Ibiza's current seasonality with over 80% travelling in a four month period from June to September inclusive. Building on 2009's strategic focus the tourist board plans to continue working to extend the season. Increasingly hotels are opening all year round and with the continuation of the Ryanair flight throughout the winter season the destination is now firmly positioning itself as a year round destination.
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