The airport has programmed 1,902 flights from Friday to Sunday. That is 5.3 percentage points more than the 1,807 operations recorded last year.
Málaga Hoy →THE A-7
Roads, closures and the eternal question of getting anywhere in August.
Autopistas del Sol will spend €7.14 million to add three new lanes and modernise the Manilva toll booth, aiming to ease summer bottlenecks that saw nearly 30,000 vehicles pass through in a single August day. The 14-month project increases physical capacity to 23 lanes, with up to 17 open at once.
The Olive Press →The Guardia Civil fined a tourist couple for reckless driving after a viral video showed sexual activity in a hired car on the A7. The driver paid €500 and lost six licence points; the passenger paid €200.
The Olive Press →Aena has scheduled 1,954 take-offs and landings for the first weekend of August, a 4.3% rise on last year. Eight in ten of these movements are international.
Málaga Hoy →Spanish petrol prices will climb €5-10 per tank in coming weeks as government tax cuts phase out, with pump aid already halved to 15 cents per litre in July.
The Olive Press →The Junta de Andalucía pressed the Transport Ministry to accelerate the coastal train project and address chronic A-7 congestion, citing four years of stagnant talks and 'very timid' progress on rail infrastructure.
Málaga Hoy →The party wants Las Pedrizas toll waived during roadworks, citing 2km tailbacks and calling the AP-7 one of Spain's priciest motorways.
Andalucía Hoy →The AP-7 motorway, Spain's most expensive toll road, costs commuters €860.20 a month to bypass the A-7's daily gridlock.
Euro Weekly News →A single camera on the A-7 near Rincón de la Victoria issued 45,050 speeding fines in 2025, down from 67,500 the year before. Malaga province ranks fifth nationally for fine revenue: EUR 28.4 million.
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