Ryanair, Vueling and Iberia flights cancelled as major airport closes for 35 days
Santiago de Compostela Airport in north-west Spain has closed from April 23 to May 27 for a €31 million infrastructure upgrade, causing widespread flight cancellations by airlines such as Ryanair, Vueling, and Iberia. The closure is expected to disrupt travel for thousands of passengers, including many from the UK.
Santiago de Compostela Airport in north-west Spain has closed for 35 days from April 23 to May 27 due to a €31 million infrastructure upgrade led by AENA. The closure has triggered widespread flight cancellations by airlines including Ryanair, Vueling, and Iberia. The works will focus on extensive resurfacing of the airport's main runway to improve long-term safety and operational efficiency. Around 30 UK-bound flights arrive at the airport each week, potentially affecting up to 4,500 British travellers. Passengers are advised to contact their airline directly for updates on cancellations or rebooking options. Travellers can consider alternative airports like Vigo Airport, located 61 miles south of Santiago.
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