Santiago de Compostela Airport in northwest Spain will close its doors next week from April 23 until May 27 to allow for multi-million-pound maintenance work to go ahead
A major airport in Spain has announced it will be closing – with passengers warned all flights will be cancelled.
Santiago de Compostela Airport in northwest Spain will close its doors from April 23 until May 27 to allow for multi-million-pound maintenance work to go ahead.
It means thousands of Brits could face travel disruption over the coming weeks as multiple airlines – including Vueling, Ryanair, Iberia and British Airways – operate at the site, which also has routes into tourist hotspots like Barcelona and Madrid.
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