Aena says Balearics airport co-management bill conflicts with Spanish constitutional framework

• Aena flagged increased uncertainty for its Balearic airports after Spain lifted its planned veto on a co-management bill.
• The move allows the proposal to reach a full vote in Congress, though it does not signal final passage.
• Legal review said key provisions conflict with Spain’s constitution, which gives the state exclusive authority over airports of general interest.
• Aena warned the bill could undermine its network-based management model under Act 18/2014, including the cross-subsidy structure across airports.
• The group said it will keep monitoring developments, taking steps to protect corporate and shareholder interests if needed.

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