This Thursday night, the closures on the MA-21 between Torremolinos and Malaga airport begin due to resurfacing works.


The works will start on the night of this Thursday, May 7, and will require the closure of the section towards Málaga from 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM, except on Friday and Saturday nights.

This Thursday night, the closures on the MA-21 between Torremolinos and Malaga airport begin due to resurfacing works.
Tramo de la MA-21 sobre el que se van a realizar tareas de reasfaltado. -
8 May 2026
Málaga
Costa del Sol News
The MA-21 will experience nighttime traffic closures towards Málaga starting the evening of Thursday, May 7, due to resurfacing works planned between the border with Torremolinos and the vicinity of Málaga Airport. According to the Málaga City Council, the works will take place at night, between 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM, during which this section will be closed to traffic. The city's plan excludes Friday and Saturday nights, when the works are not scheduled to take place. The operation will involve a total closure of the MA-21 towards Avenida de Velázquez at the Churriana interchange. During the closure, traffic will be diverted to Avenida Montserrat Caballé. The City Council recommends avoiding travel through this section while the works are ongoing and to use alternative routes such as the MA-20 or the A-7, for journeys towards Málaga from Churriana as well as for those coming from Torremolinos. Additionally, there will also be closures on Avenida Manuel Fraga Iribarne in Torremolinos, towards Málaga. For these detours, the alternative route established is the on-ramp from N-340a to the MA-20. The works are part of the contract for resurfacing high-density roads in the city of Málaga and will be carried out by the consortium formed by Suministros Asfálticos, S.L. and Firmes y Asfaltados del Sur, S.L. The municipal forecast is that the works in this direction will be completed during the week of May 17, although the schedule may vary depending on the weather. Resurfacing cannot be performed in rain or bad weather, so weather conditions could alter the planned schedule.

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