Table A2

Catchment areas: transfer of traffic (2009–2013)


Airport
Transfer toPassengers∆PassengersTotal passengersEBITDA (k €)∆EBITDATotal EBITDA (k €)
BilbaoOpen3,912,385591,6944,504,07819,348−24,870−5,522
SantanderOpen1,017,220 1,017,220−274 −274
San SebastianBilbao271,441−271,4410−3,3483,3480
VitoriaBilbao28,304−28,3040−9,9849,9840
PamplonaBilbao243,019−243,0190−4,7664,7660
LogronoBilbao21,586−21,5860−4,3784,3780
BarcelonaOpen32,278,1551,279,50233,557,657217,196−1,776215,420
GironaOpen3,748,068 3,748,06813,512 13,512
ReusBarcelona1,279,502−1,279,5020−1,7761,7760
SabadellOpen719 719−4,684 −4,684
ZaragozaOpen578,8653,300582,165−1,522−1,744−3,266
Huesca-PirineosZaragoza3,300−3,3000−1,7441,7440
A CoruñaOpen973,6243,105,8974,079,520−1,274−1,355−2,629
VigoA Coruna936,092−936,0920−2,6702,6700
SantiagoA Coruna2,169,805−2,169,80501,315−1,3150
Palma de MallorcaOpen22,096,411 22,096,411108,568 108,568
Son BonetOpen841 841−1,222 −1,222
Madrid BarajasOpen46,580,135 46,580,135330,600 330,600
BurgosBilbao27,344−27,3440−2,3942,3940
Madrid Cuatro VientosOpen1,024 1,024−5,836 −5,836
LeonOpen71,248371,923443,171−2,218−3,400−5,618
SalamancaOpen34,414 34,414−3,236 −3,236
ValladolidLeon371,923−371,9230−3,4003,4000
Madrid TorrejonOpen23,276 23,276−2,786 −2,786
MalagaOpen12,403,439881,10713,284,54654,496−3,03651,460
SevillaOpen4,243,041976,0255,219,06514,130−3,94410,186
JerezSevilla976,025−976,0250−3,9443,9440
Granada-JaenMalaga881,107−881,1070−3,0363,0360
AlgecirasOpen9,631 9,631−658 −658
CordobaOpen9,714 9,714−2,576 −2,576
AlicanteOpen9,386,084 9,386,08455,304 55,304
MurciaOpen1,313,091 1,313,0913,722 3,722
Tenerife NorthOpen3,888,6048,071,19711,959,8014,81446,51251,326
Tenerife SouthTenerife North8,071,197−8,071,197046,512−46,5120
AsturiasOpen1,271,952 1,271,952662 662

Note(s): Large airports are located in cities with higher density, thus, with potential higher demand. The closure suggestions are for small airports, not cargo-specialised and are technically inefficient. The airports that remain open even having low-efficiency scores or losses are Cordoba (GA) and Salamanca (for connectivity purposes). The more traffic these regional airports have, the more technically efficient and profitable. In the end, the whole network will win using infrastructure and profitability

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