Air traffic in Spain increased by 5% in May, prompting a dispute over airport fee adjustments between Aena and airlines. The fee discussion impacts airline operating costs and Aena's revenue strategy, influencing market stability and regulatory oversight. Aena, Spanish airlines, competition authority Further negotiations on fee levels and possible regulatory guidance are expected. Air traffic in Spain rose 5% in May, sparking a dispute over airport fee adjustments. Aena describes the increase as temporary, while airlines argue for a sustained growth trend. The competition authority has called for a 0.6% fee cut, contrasting with Aena's proposed 3.8% rise, setting the stage for regulatory negotiations.
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