The airports of the Aena network in Spain have a total of 25,388 operations planned for the All Saints' bridge, between this Friday, October 30 and Monday, November 2, which represents an increase of 3.2% compared with the same interval in 2025, when 24,592 flights were contemplated, according to sources from Aena told Europa Press.
The day with the highest traffic will be this Friday, with 6,590 scheduled operations, above the 6,243 of the same day last year. Next will be Sunday, with 6,418 flights, 0.5% more than in 2025, when 6,384 were recorded.
For Saturday, 6,308 operations are contemplated, compared with the 6,166 of the previous year, while Monday will close the bridge with 6,072 planned flights, 4.7% above the 5,799 counted in 2025.
Barajas leads air activity
By facilities, Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport will be the one to concentrate the most movements, with 4,908 planned flights, 6.4% more than the 4,613 of the same period in 2025.
In second place is Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat, with 3,928 operations, practically in line with the previous year, when 3,905 were scheduled.
Palma de Mallorca airport will operate 2,415 flights, 8.2% more than the 2,231 of 2025, while Málaga-Costa del Sol will reach 2,142 operations, compared with the 2,055 of the previous year, which represents an increase of 4.2%.
On the other hand, Gran Canaria airport will add 1,678 scheduled operations, 0.9% less than the 1,694 planned during last year's bridge.
Aena emphasizes that these figures correspond to the airlines' scheduling and could experience variations.