A total of 702 flights will take off or land in the Balearic Islands from December 4-8 for the Constitution Day Holiday weekend and 574 of them are domestic flights, according to provisional data from Aena.
More than 400 flights in Mallorca this weekend
More than 700 flights in the Balearics this weekend
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So, what the data from this story is actually saying is there is a huge number of flights to and from mainland Spain. No Covid tests required. Levels of Covid in mainland Spain - particularly the cities - are high. Expect the levels of Covid in Mallorca to spike. This is pure madness.
As most of Spain's internal borders are closed, who is on these domestic flights?!??