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Storm Therese Wreaks Havoc on Canary Islands Air Travel

Storm Therese has brought severe disruption to air travel in the Canary Islands, with strong winds forcing flight cancellations and creating perilous landing conditions. Dramatic footage from La Palma airport shows a Binter aircraft battling intense crosswinds during its approach. The adverse weather is affecting inter-island and mainland connections, with significant delays expected.

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Canary Islands Push for Airport Control in Key April Meeting

The Canary Islands government is set for a crucial bilateral meeting with the Spanish state on 10 April to push for a greater role in managing the archipelago’s airports. Regional officials cite the Statute of Autonomy and a precedent set with the Basque Country, but the Transport Ministry has downplayed expectations of co-management. The outcome of this meeting could significantly impact airport operations, fees, and investment in the islands.

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Canaries to Shield Mobile Networks from Blackouts in 2026

The Canary Islands are taking a major step towards digital independence with a new project designed to keep essential mobile networks online, even if a major telecommunications blackout strikes mainland Spain. The initiative, led by public company Canalink, involves a strategic data node in Tenerife and new submarine fibre optic cables linking the islands and reaching towards Africa. Read how these developments aim to future-proof the archipelago’s connectivity.

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Eurofighters to Arrive at Gran Canaria’s Gando Air Base

Gran Canaria’s Gando Air Base is being prepared for the arrival of advanced Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets, with a major €12.7 million electrical infrastructure project now underway. The new aircraft will replace the ageing F-18s to modernise the defence of the Canary Islands’ strategically vital airspace. Read about the technological leap and the critical upgrades needed to support these next-generation jets.

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