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Valencia Airport

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IATA Code
VLC
ICAO Code
LEVC
Website
http://www.aena.es
City
Valencia
Country
Spain and Canary Islands
Runways
3215m
2700m x 45m
1644m x 45m
3000m x 50m
Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
Air Europa Lineas Aereas
airberlin
Alitalia
Baboo
Blue Air Transport
easyJet
Iberia
Lufthansa
NIKI
Royal Air Maroc
Ryanair
SWISS
TAP Portugal
Transavia Airlines
Turkish Airlines
Vueling Airlines
Wizz Air
Wizz Air Ukraine
Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
Aeromexico
Air France
American Airlines
AVIANCA
British Airways
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
SATA International
US Airways

Valencia Airport is an international airport serving the Valencia metropolitan region in Spain, a major Spanish industrial area and tourist destination. Ryanair is the largest operator at Valencia, and it is served by most major airlines from across Europe.

Location of Valencia Airport, Spain and Canary Islands

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Ryanair goes medium haul. Is a Middle East hub the goal as it pushes the limits?

20-Aug-10 11:05 PM

The announcement last week from Ryanair that it intends to include Larnaca, Cyprus in its list of destinations raises some interesting questions. Not least amongst them is, just how far can LCCs travel using the business model that is in place now? So far Ryanair has shied away from long haul (transatlantic) operations, which its management knows would require a significant adjustment to the short/mid haul model, though it still insists it will do it one day. It seems Ryanair (or Michael O’Leary) has spoken to airport management in the U.S., for example Niagara Falls airport, about hosting the first route. Now it appears though that Ryanair may be looking at tapping into the Middle East market, by using Larnaca as a base.

Ryanair remains profitable and maintains full year profit target; profits hit by ash cloud in 1Q2011

21-Jul-10 5:21 PM

Ryanair remained profitable in the three months ended Jun-2010 (1QFY2011) reporting a quarterly profit that exceeded analysts’ estimates, with the carrier also forecasting that fares may rise by as much as 15% in the current period (after increasing 5% in the Jun-2010 quarter).

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Vueling maintained its guidance for an improved net profit in 2010 upon the release of its financial results for the three months ended Mar-2010 (1Q2010). This is despite the negative effects of the recent European airspace closures, which resulted in 482 cancelled services affecting 72,249 passengers, and the sovereign debt crisis enveloping Spain, Greece and Portugal. The carrier previously guided that it “expects to report even better results in 2010 than in 2009,” noting that more than 60% of the merger synergies between Vueling and Iberia’s LCC subsidiary, clickair, would be experienced in 2010.

Vueling CEO, Alex Cruz Vueling expecting to report improved results in 2010

3-Dec-09 4:30 PM

Vueling expects to report improved financial and traffic results in 2010, follwing its merger with Clickair earlier this year, with 60% of the expected merger synergies expected to be accrued in 2010.

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