Posts Tagged ‘Alicante Airport’

Primark Store to Open in Alicante Next Month

The discount clothing store Primark is to open a shop in Alicante’s Gran Via Centre in March.

It will be the Irish fashion chains second shop in the Province with the first one opening in the  L’Aljub Shopping Centre in Elche a couple of years ago.

In 2006 Primark opened its Madrid store and since then the low-cost fashion chain has continued to expand with 25 stores in Spain. With this new store in Alicante they will have 237 stores in Europe.

 

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Car Hire Offers Alicante Airport

By working this way, you’ll get a good overview of the car hire offers on the go at Alicante Airport at any one time. Although this may mean booking slightly earlier than you’d planned, once you see a good deal, it’s a good idea to seize it.

Compare Car Hire Alicante Airport

One of the most important things to bear in mind when you come to compare car hire at Alicante Airport is to compare like with like and not to get distracted by what seems to be “a great deal”. What to do is make a list of your specific needs and desires, and get all-inclusive quotes from a broad selection of companies before making your choice.

Weekly Car Hire Alicante Airport

Weekly car hire at Alicante Airport, not only gives you the freedom to get out and about during your holiday, it allows you to make your journey from the airport to your accommodation at the start of your break and from your accommodation to the airport at the end, without worrying about taxis or public transport.

Discount Car Hire Alicante Airport

When you are trying to work out which company to select for your discount car hire in Alicante Airport, it’s essential to invest a good amount of time shopping around.

More Ryanair Flights from Barcelona Airport

The planned cuts in Ryanair flights from Alicante over the air bridges dispute remain in place, but in the wake of the collapse of Spanair they are to start operating flights between Alicante and Barcelona and increase their base at Barcelona El Prat Airport to fill the space left by the bankrupt airline.

Currently Ryanair has 13 planes based in Barcelona, and with the space left by Spanair the airline aims to double the 5.8 million passengers they handled from that airport last year.

Flights from Barcelona will go to Alicante, Bilbao, Stockholm, Hamburg, Menorca and Munich. Ryanair will also increase flight frequency to Gran Canaria, Ibiza, Malaga, Palma, Seville and Tenerife.

Ryanair routes from Alicante will be reduced in April, with an end to services to Seville, Madrid, Palma, Santander, Pisa and Venice but flights to Paris will be recovered.

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More Vueling Flights from Alicante

The Spanish budget airline Vueling has announced more new routes from Alicante over the summer period with flights to Cardiff, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca and Amsterdam. It is also increasing frequency of flights to Paris Orly to three  a day between June and September.

The Cardiff flights will operate three times a week  from June 24th and there are to be four flights a week to Mallorca from June 22nd where the airline has a new permanent base.

The Paris flights will depart 12 times a week from March 25th, increasing to 20 from June 22nd, with 3 flights a day from Sunday to Friday and two on Saturdays until September 17th.

 

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New flights from Barcelona and Palma Airports

The Spanish low cost carrier Vueling is launching flights from Edinburgh and Southampton to Barcelona El Prat Airport from 22nd June. The flights will operate three times a week. In addition Vueling will launch flights to Lanzarote, San Sebastian and Almeria. Vueling carried one million passengers through Barcelona last year and expects to double this in 2012.

From its base at Palma de Mallorca there will be new connections to Cardiff, Alicante and Tenerife.

These expansion plans are part of Vueling’s investment plan since its merger with Clickair in 2009. As well as investing in new routes the carrier has also ordered four Airbus A320s and an A319 and will employ an extra 165 people.

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New flights from Alicante and Palma Airport to Cardiff

The Spanish low cost airline Vueling has announced it will fly three times a week from the Spanish Airports of Alicante and Palma to Cardiff from 22nd June 2012.

Cardiff Airport has lost more passengers over the past three years than any of the other major regional airports in the UK and it is hoped that this airline which has a high profile in Spain will give more passengers the opportunity to visit Wales.

The flights to Alicante and Palma will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

 

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More Flights to Operate from Alicante Airport

The Spanish Airport Authority (Aena) has received 15% more requests for flight slots at Alicante Airport this summer. This includes new operators who will be flying to 14 of the 15 destinations that the withdrawal of Ryanair would have affected.

Ryanair has not yet  officially responded to the latest court ruling or to AENA´s offer to allow them to use bus connections to the terminal building, but it is believed that the airline are planning to reinstate some of their withdrawn routes in March. On their website they are now listing flights between Alicante El Altet and previously withdrawn airports including Bournemouth, Cork, Kerry and Knock.

Alicante Airport handled 10 million passengers in 2011 which was an increase of 500,000 on the previous year. With the new of route extensions is will become one of the major hubs in air travel.

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  1. Ryanair Threat to Cancel Flights from Alicante Airport The chairman of Ryanair, Michael O’Leary, has again confirmed that the company will cancel 31 routes and reduce the frequencies on 27 others operating from the Alicante Airport to put pressure on the airport authority AENA to allow their passengers to board and disembark on foot instead of using fitted walkways to the terminal building. [...]...
  2. Ryanair cuts flights at Alicante Airport The continuing conflict over the passenger air bridges at Alicante Airport has led Ryanair to announce it will cut half of its routes to and from El Altet next summer. The statement was issued earlier this week and it is believed that four routes will go and another 14 which have been suspended for the [...]...
  3. Air Berlin cuts flights from Alicante Airport Air Berlin has cancelled five direct flights from Alicante El Altet airport as part of a tough cost cutting scheme aiming to save €200 million. There has been a large drop of 22% in German traffic using the Alicante Airport this August compared to last year. The cutbacks will leave 18 planes on the ground [...]...
  4. Ryanair To Cut Flights at Alicante Airport Ryanair has just announced that it will cut back its Alicante base by up to 80% from October of this year. This follows the Spanish Airport Authority’s decision last week to force Ryanair to use air bridges in the new terminal they opened on March 23rd. All airlines which operate at the airport are now [...]...
  5. Ryanair Flights Cancelled at Alicante Airport With effect from November the budget airline Ryanair will cancel 40% of its flights between Alicante Airport and other European destinations until at least April 2012. The cancellation of 57 flights by the airline will result in 2.5 million fewer passengers a year. This has been caused by a dispute which arose in May when [...]...