Malaga airport operates normally with 261 flights despite the storm
The airline Helity cancels helicopter flights connecting Ceuta with Málaga and Algeciras.
Storm Leonardo has not prevented the landing and takeoff of scheduled flights at Malaga airport. Normality prevails in these facilities, where travelers move with their luggage to the check-in counters or directly to the security checks. On the runways, operations are running smoothly. From Aena, it is reported that "the airlines have scheduled 261 flights between arrivals and departures. Operations are proceeding normally."
Only the airline Helity, which connects Malaga and Algeciras with the autonomous city of Ceuta by helicopters, has suspended the four morning flights and the seven evening flights due to the storm, as confirmed by the company. Passengers were informed last Tuesday about the planned cancellations due to the emergency situation declared by storm Leonardo.
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