Spain's Airport Operator Aena Cancels or Delays 50 Flights in Barcelona
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's airport operator Aena said on Monday 50 flights due to take off from Barcelona's El Prat airport were cancelled or severely delayed after a rainstorm hit the area. The airport operator diverted 17 flights that were due to land at El Prat on Monday morning to alternative airports, Aena said on its X account.
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