Vueling maintains this summer its commitment to the Costa del Sol with 2.3 million seats

This summer, the Spanish low-cost airline Vueling is continuing its commitment to the Costa del Sol. The company has placed 2.3 million seats on the market for flights from Malaga to fourteen destinations in Spain and Europe for the upcoming high season, which begins in March and ends with the time change at the end of October. "The operation is very similar to what we carried out last high season," the airline explains, although it announces reinforcements on the routes to Bilbao, Gran Canaria, North Tenerife, and Santiago.

Specifically, they note that among the connections with the most reinforcements next season are the domestic routes to Bilbao, which will reach twenty weekly frequencies and will have more than 200,000 seats; Gran Canaria, which will have three daily flights and more than 200,000 seats; North Tenerife, which will have 24 weekly frequencies and 240,000 seats in summer; and Santiago, which will have twelve weekly frequencies and more than 120,000 seats.

Also in the European context, they are advancing reinforcements in connections with Brussels, which will have nine weekly frequencies and more than 95,000 seats, and Paris Orly, which will have up to 22 weekly frequencies and more than 218,000 seats.

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are the millions of seats that have been scheduled at Andalusian airports this summer, almost half of them at Malaga airport.

Vueling points out that in the operations planned for the next high season, it will maintain the routes from the Costa del Sol to Barcelona, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Ibiza, and Palma, within the national territory. Additionally, it includes international routes to Amsterdam, Cardiff, and London Gatwick. Moreover, they ensure that "during the closure of Santiago airport, the route between Malaga and A Coruña will be operational, which will have 13,000 seats available only during this closure period."

The company will concentrate half of the seats it has scheduled for the whole of Andalusia this summer at Malaga airport, where it will operate in all the region's infrastructures with a total of five million seats, representing a 4% increase in air capacity. The airline assures that across Andalusia, the company belonging to the IAG group, will connect the community with 17 destinations, of which twelve will be domestic and five international. It highlights the expansion of its international network from Andalusian airports, with more than 110,000 additional seats, 10% more than in 2025. "We thus consolidate our role as a key operator in the connectivity of Andalusia, reinforcing the presence in the airports of Seville, Malaga, Granada, Almeria, Jerez, and Cordoba," they state.

Vueling, with more than 5,000 employees, has a network of around 250 routes per year connecting thirty countries. In 2025, it operated more than 225,000 flights and transported around 40 million passengers.