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Miguel Praga

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Airbus ordena inspeccionar todos los A380 tras un incidente

✈ On August 18, 2023, an Emirates A380 (A6-EOM) experienced minor vibrations and noise at 3,500 feet while landing in Nice, France, due to slat issues. Damage was found on the right wing. The BEA investigated, ruling out drone collision and suggesting slat adhesion defects. Similar issues were reported by Singapore Airlines. Airbus will inspect all A380s for cracks, advising checks during routine maintenance, without grounding the fleet.
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Rafael Jurado, nuevo director de Sidetours en España y Portugal

📈 Rafael Jurado, appointed as the new director of Sidetours Incoming Services for mainland Spain and Portugal, will report directly to CEO Francisco González. With nearly 20 years at the company, Jurado has significantly contributed to Sidetours' growth and success. His new role involves overseeing commercial activities, implementing growth strategies, and strengthening client and partner relationships. Jurado's vast experience and market knowledge are expected to drive the company's future projects effectively.
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Ryanair pone en la diana a Óscar Puente por el caos del control aéreo

✈ Ryanair, 2025, Spain: Over 4 million passengers faced delays in Spain this year, affecting 22,686 flights. The airline blames Transport Minister Óscar Puente for poor air traffic control management and staff shortages. Ryanair claims 90% of delays could be avoided with better staffing of first daily wave departures. They urge Spanish passengers to demand reforms from Puente, highlighting ongoing issues despite longstanding calls for air traffic control improvements.
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Sánchez indigna al turismo por apropiarse de su éxito

🛳 Spain, 2025: Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez claims success in attracting 100 million tourists, attributing it to a well-functioning Spain. The Asociación Española de Directores y Directivos de Hotel (AEDH) counters, crediting industry efforts over years, not political actions. AEDH President Manuel Vegas criticizes Sánchez’s claim as inappropriate, urging political support for the industry. This highlights a dispute over tourism credit, with AEDH advocating for collaboration beyond political self-interest.
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Un ciberataque de Ucrania bloquea a Aeroflot

🛩 Aeroflot suspended around 40 flights in Russia, Belarus, and Armenia on Monday due to a Ukrainian cyberattack by Silent Crow and Cyberpartisans from Belarus. The attack deleted their databases, causing significant delays. The Ukrainian group claims to have passenger data and threatens to release it. Airports, especially in Moscow, faced severe disruptions. The Russian Prosecutor is investigating. While the BBC couldn't verify the attackers' claims, Aeroflot flights were notably grounded.
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Ávoris: agencias denuncian trato desigual en materia de precios

🚩 Ávoris' pricing strategy, as of December 2024, causes unrest among travel agencies. The company favors direct channels by offering Iberojet's travel packages with over €100 discounts compared to independent agents' prices. Agencies, like Travelplan, struggle to match these lower prices. Despite claims of support for agency channels, direct sales strategies to maximize profits are prevalent in the tourism sector, affecting hotels, airlines, and more.
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Trump consigue que Japón compre 100 aviones Boeing

🇺🇸 In the U.S. on Liberation Day, the government imposed severe tariffs, prompting countries like Japan to negotiate. An agreement was reached for Japan to purchase 100 Boeing planes and invest $550 billion in U.S. industrial development, with 90% of benefits staying domestically. Japan benefits from reduced tariffs, now 15% down from 25%. Additionally, Japan will buy agricultural products, including rice. Boeing's sales are bolstered by Donald Trump's actions, aligning with his promises to voters.
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Canarias desbanca a Málaga como líder en ocupación hotelera

🏖 Canarias overtakes Málaga as the top destination for hotel occupancy with 80.1% in the first half of 2025, up from 78.8% in 2024. Málaga falls to 79.7% from 82.8%. Alicante records a 78.8% occupancy, slightly up by 0.3%. Notable increases are seen in Marbella (+4.3), Zaragoza (+3.9), and Baleares (+3.2). Córdoba (-4.8) and Valencia (-4.5) see declines. Spain's average occupancy remains stable at 73.1%. Hotel prices may rise to attract wealthier tourists.
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Europa sube la ETIAS de 7 a 20 euros antes de que funcione

🗺 Comisión Europea, 2026, Europa. ETIAS introduction delayed to late 2026, increasing fees from €7 to €20. Transport and tourism sectors express concern over disproportionate hike, citing pressures from geopolitical conflicts, inflation, and operational costs. Airlines question the impact on families amid rising travel costs, arguing the increase contradicts 2018 promises for reasonable fees. Doubts arise on meeting the new deadline.
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