Malaga airport unaffected by storm Ana, no cancellations expected

MALAGA airport has been unaffected by storm Ana.

The Costa del Sol airport has reported no cancellations today and says it is running at full capacity.

Its flights are departing on time and AEMET is keeping bosses updated with the latest weather information.

They do not expect weather conditions to worsen or cause any cancellations.

Only one flight had to be diverted this morning.

The Ryanair plane from Barcelona had to land at Sevilla instead due to strong winds.

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