If you have a summer getaway to Mallorca lined up over the coming weeks, you will want to keep a close eye on the latest travel updates. Trade union leaders representing ground handling staff at Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) have announced a series of partial strikes following a breakdown in talks over working conditions. […]
Category: Palma Airport News
Palma Airport Summer Strikes: Essential Advice Ahead of Swissport Strike Action
Powering Up at 40,000 Feet: Why Airline Power Bank Rules Got Stricter
Whether you are heading to Palma de Mallorca Airport for a relaxing beach holiday or a weekend exploring the historic Old Town, your smartphone is likely your most important travel companion. From digital boarding passes to capturing the perfect sunset over the Mediterranean, keeping your devices charged is essential. Naturally, power banks have become a […]
Flight Disruptions at Palma Airport: What Travellers Need to Know About Today’s Wind Shear
Summer travel at Palma de Mallorca Airport (Son Sant Joan) faced severe disruption today, Monday 29 June 2026, as sudden and violent weather conditions forced air traffic controllers to scramble schedules. High-altitude and low-altitude wind shear has triggered widespread delays, mid-air holding patterns, and multiple flight diversions. For safety reasons, at least six flights bound […]
Getting Around Mallorca: Huge Boost for Island Bus Services This Summer
Smooth Travels: The Perks of Mallorca’s Public Transport The island of Mallorca boasts a fantastic public transport network, making it entirely feasible to reach almost any destination by bus. Passengers can enjoy modern, air-conditioned fleets, and with affordable fares, it is no surprise that public buses are incredibly popular with locals and holidaymakers alike. However, […]
Beyond the Numbers: Understanding Palma Airport’s Latest AirHelp Score
If you have kept an eye on aviation news recently, you might have spotted the release of the latest AirHelp Score global rankings. As one of Europe’s busiest holiday gateways, Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is always under the spotlight. This year’s results have sparked plenty of conversation. At first glance, Palma’s ranking might make […]
Palma Airport Strike Update: Continuous 24-Hour Indefinite Strike Confirmed Following Today’s Protest
Updated: Saturday, 13th June 2026 The ongoing industrial action at Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), which began on Monday, 25th May, has entered a critical new phase. The airport’s reduced mobility assistance team (the PMR service) has voted overwhelmingly to alter their current schedule of partial stoppages. Following an emergency ballot, the workforce rejected the […]
Safety First: Severe Mediterranean Storms Force Flight Restrictions in Palma
Travellers at Palma de Mallorca Airport are facing a frustrating day as a combination of severe storms across the Mediterranean and the lingering aftermath of an incident last night cause delays. Severe Storm Cells Force Diversions According to the latest updates from air traffic controllers (Controladores Aéreos) and the Spanish aviation authority Enaire, intense thunderstorm […]
Incident at Palma Airport: Aircraft Blocks Runway Following Landing Gear Failure
Flight operations at Son Sant Joan Airport were significantly disrupted on Friday evening after an aircraft arriving from Madrid lost a wheel upon landing, blocking one of the main runways. The incident occurred at approximately 20:30 during touchdown on runway 06L. According to air traffic control and local media reports, the aircraft suffered an axle […]
Crystal Clear Waters: Mallorca’s Blue Flags 2026
If you are planning a holiday to the beautiful island of Mallorca, one factor is usually at the top of the list: the quality of the beaches. We have excellent news: on 5 May 2026, the official “Blue Flag” list was released, and Mallorca is shining bright! A Fantastic Year for Mallorca’s Coastline The headline […]
EES at Palma Airport: A One-Month Progress Update for Travellers
It has now been just over four weeks since the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) became fully operational. For many regular visitors to Mallorca from the UK and other non-Schengen countries, this marks the most significant change to border crossings in recent years. Quick recap: What is the EES, and how does it work? […]









