Jurídicos y Administrativos

🏨 European airlines report a surge in disruptive behavior linked to drugs and alcohol, with Ibiza identified as the most problematic destination. Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary cites "powders" or "pills" and alcohol as causes of aggression. Incidents are notably rising on flights from northern England and Scotland, specifically Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester, and Edinburgh. Germany and Ireland follow in terms of offender origin. Ryanair has implemented hand luggage inspections to prevent alcohol-related incidents on board.

📅 Air Europa secured a €475 million rescue from SEPI to prevent bankruptcy, influenced by a relationship between Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish PM Sánchez, and ex-CEO Javier Hidalgo. The €10 billion rescue fund was crafted by Koldo's associate Víctor de Aldama, per the Tax Agency's report. Air Europa received expedited aid within a month, while other companies waited up to 1.5 years. Gómez and Hidalgo met four times between June and September 2020; these meetings also involved Koldo García, adviser to former minister José Luis Ábalos. Leticia Lauffer confirmed Gómez's presence at meetings on June 24 and July 16, 2020, but denied rescue talks. ????️

🛃 UE lanzará sistema ETIAS a mediados del próximo año para reforzar control fronterizo. EES (Sistema de Entradas y Salidas) activo desde 10 de noviembre del año en curso. ETIAS será obligatorio para ciudadanos exentos de visa de países como Reino Unido, Australia, Canadá, Japón desde 2025, con autorización de 3 años o hasta expiración de pasaporte, a 7 euros. EES registrará entradas/salidas de todos los viajeros, incluidos ciudadanos de la UE, para gestionar flujos migratorios.

🏖️ In the upcoming Imserso travel season, set to start sales in mid-September, one third of the 52 hotels in the Comunidad Valenciana that participated last season have withdrawn from the program. Establishments willing to continue plan to offer fewer spots. Hosbec's president, Fede Fuster, warns of significant sustainability issues for Imserso trips. Without improved rates, next season may see even harsher cuts, while Agretur's president, Francisco Ribera, criticizes Ávoris for unrealistic promises and rates that jeopardize hoteliers' profit margins.

📅 CEAV warns of the risks in the proliferation of social tourism programs by regional governments, affecting the travel agency sector's market competition and profitability due to imposed pricing conditions. Fetave president César Gutiérrez supports these programs, claiming they do not interfere with free competition. Disputes arise over programs like Madrid's Rutas Culturales for seniors, with issues such as non-residents accessing the program, and the forthcoming renewal of Castilla-La Mancha's tourism program for seniors.

💰 Víctor de Aldama, an advisor for Globalia, was named by former minister Ábalos as involved in corruption cases during an interview on La Sexta. Aldama, linked to various scandals such as Venezuela's debt, SEPI's rescue, and mask supplies, has connections in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Miami, Panama, Venezuela, and St. Petersburg. He is seen as a key figure with deep knowledge of the corruption web, though it is uncertain if he will reveal any information.

✈ Just Planes' YouTube account, boasting roughly 3.5 million subscribers, features in-flight cockpit experiences on Air Europa's fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Boeing 737. The footage captures flights from Madrid to Quito and Guayaquil, as well as between Madrid and Palma de Mallorca.

📋 Leticia Lauffer, exdirectora of Wakalua, called as a witness by Judge Juan Carlos Peinado for the case against Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, on August 26th. Gómez faces corruption and influence trafficking charges related to Air Europa's €475 million government bailout. Lauffer previously testified in June at the 'caso Koldo' Senate investigation, confirming her meetings with Javier Hidalgo, ex-CEO of Globalia, and acknowledged knowing others connected to alleged irregularities. The magistrate examines the link between Globalia and Gómez, focusing on a €40,000 sponsorship contract with the África Center, led by Gómez from 2018 to 2022.

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💰 Argentina has been ordered by a U.S. court to pay $340 million for the 2008 expropriation of Aerolíneas Argentinas from the Spanish group Marsans. The debt, initially owed by Marsans, was sold to an investment fund and then to Titán Consortium, which is currently seeking the enforcement of an arbitration award from the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). Creditors are now assessing potential assets for seizure.