Transport services in Spain and Portugal have started to return to normal on Tuesday (29 April) after huge power outage across both countries on Monday (28 April).
Around 500 flights had to be cancelled on Monday due to the outage, with Lisbon Airport being the worst affected hub with around 30 per cent of flights cancelled, according to aviation data firm Cirium, while train services were also thrown into chaos.
Spanish airports operator AENA said that on Tuesday that all its airports “remain operational”, while air navigation manager Enaire added that its air traffic control centres had also returned to normal service.
“We recommend that passengers check the status of public transportation services arriving at the airports and…
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