The emblematic airline Spanair, which ceased its activity in January 2012 after declaring bankruptcy, will reappear in 2026 transformed into a brand oriented towards B2B business, focused on the distribution of flights and hotels for travel agencies.
In its new phase, the company leaves behind operations as an airline to become a digital tool that serves as a link between airlines, intermediaries, and end-users in the domestic market.
On its corporate website, it is explained that "Spanair does not operate as an airline. Today it evolves as an air distribution platform designed to connect airlines, agencies, companies, and travelers with the Spanish market from a single environment".
The approach involves offering the traveler different flight alternatives, combinations, and commercial proposals that result in an experience "clearer, more careful, and better connected with the real value of the trip".
The project is based on several pillars: a proposal that prioritizes access, utility, and sustained market growth; the ability to integrate travel, services, and opportunities under a single brand identity; and a roadmap designed to be developed in phases within the digital environment.
According to the company, "Spanair expands its structure with specific access for flights in Spain, routes through Europe, online reservations, and commercial presence for airlines and partners".
On the website, products for flights, hotels, flight + hotel packages, and car rental services are promoted. Additionally, examples of domestic air routes are shown, such as Barcelona-Madrid, Barcelona-Palm or Madrid Tenerfie, along with international connections like Barcelona-Munich or Madrid-Rome.
This proposal is completed with specific care services aimed at companies, business partners, and travelers who require personalized solutions.