Air Europa will maintain the same flights as until now between Malaga and Madrid this Easter.

The Spanish airline Air Europa has announced an increase in seats for the scheduled operations during Easter, with over 20,000 extra seats on national and European routes. However, they indicate that there will not be an increase in flight frequencies between Málaga and Madrid during these first holidays of the year beyond the reinforcements that have been in place since January. The company recalls that since the high-speed connection was interrupted, first by the Adamuz accident and then by a landslide in Álora, they established the reinforcement of this connection, which represents an increase of 8,700 seats for these holidays. From the airline, they insist that "there are no increases in frequencies from today," but the reinforced operation that has been ongoing since January will continue. Thus, the possibility of having more seats for Easter than those already being operated fades away.

In the statement sent, they affirm that to the global increase previously mentioned, "the reinforcement that Air Europa has been applying on the Madrid-Málaga route since last January is added, which during these holidays translates into more than 8,700 additional seats, with the goal of facilitating passenger connectivity." They explain that between March 27 and April 6, the airline will offer its customers more than 20,000 additional seats by operating new frequencies on various routes in Spain and Europe, with a special focus on the most demanded vacation destinations.

The company assures that it concentrates most of the reinforcement on the connections between the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. Specifically, they detail that Air Europa will enable more than 6,500 seats on the routes that connect Madrid, Granada, Barcelona, Valencia, and Alicante with Palma de Mallorca. Additionally, the company will increase its capacity towards the Canary Islands, with 1,800 new seats on the routes Madrid–Tenerife Norte and Madrid–Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, thus enhancing connectivity with another of the preferred destinations by travelers during Easter.

Also, in the international arena, they are advancing new frequencies in several of their most demanded European connections. In this way, the offer will be increased on the routes between Madrid and Munich, Zurich, Brussels, and Rome, adding 2,900 additional seats.