A Big Airport in Spain Opens Again

A big airport in Spain is open again after 14 years.

Ciudad Real Airport in Spain is open again. It was closed for 14 years. The airport first opened in 2008 but closed in 2012 because it had no money.

The airport was used to store planes for a long time. Now it is open again with new owners. It will have flights for private planes from Europe and the US.

The airport cost a lot of money to build, 1 billion euros.

A big airport in Spain is open again.

The airport stopped working in 2012 and was called a 'ghost airport'.

The airport had trouble because it is far from the city of Madrid.

The airport has a very long runway, 4,100 meters, which is good for big planes.

The airport was named after a famous book character, Don Quixote.

The airport was used to park planes during the Covid pandemic.

The airport was used to store planes from big airlines during the pandemic.

After the airport closed, big yellow crosses were painted on the runway to warn pilots.

We tried to contact the airport to get more information.

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