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Spain-Portugal power cuts: Everything we know as millions affected by outage

A huge power cut across Spain and Portugal left millions of people stranded on trains and airport floors. A state of emergency was declared in Madrid after large swathes of the population had no power

The Independent on MSN · 2d

Airports and train networks decimated in Spain-Portugal power outage

The aviation analytics firm Cirium says over 500 flights were due to operate from UK airports to Spain and Portugal today, representing nearly 100,000 seats. While there was no complete closure like Heathrow last month when a power cut happened, the effect has been severe.

The Irish Sun · 2d

Travel chaos as inbound and outbound flights cancelled at Dublin Airport over power outage across Spain and Portugal

IRISH travellers were caught up in the chaos after Spain and Portugal were hit by a massive power outage. A number of flights were delayed and cancelled in and out of Dublin Airport due to the

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What to do in Portugal’s Algarve, world’s ‘best value’ holiday spot

From stunning beaches to nature and water parks, here’s how to have a great family holiday in the Algarve, plus when to go ...

Aviation Week Network1d

Airport In Focus: Faro Airport

Gago Coutinho Airport (formerly Faro Airport) serves the southern Portuguese city of Faro, capital of the tourism heavy Algarve Province. The airport is the gateway the surrounding region which ...

Power cuts strand Brits in Spain and Portugal - what to do if your flight is cancelled

Airlines including British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair and TAP were affected by the power cuts in Spain and Portugal on Monday, ...

Ryanair and EasyJet warn of delays as chaos continues after Spain and Portugal power cut

Travel operators are scrambling to ensure services resume as normal, with airlines warning passengers of potential ongoing ...

Power outage update: Spain declares state of emergency; Portugal grid operator says issue caused by rare phenomenon

The Portuguese National Cybersecurity Centre issued a statement saying there was no sign the outage was due to a cyberattack.

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