The skies, with us

From June 6 to 12, 2026, Spain will become one of the main gathering points for thousands of faithful and pilgrims during the Pope’s official visit. During those days, Madrid will host numerous religious events, international meetings and celebrations that are expected to attract visitors from across Europe.

The decarbonisation of air transport is one of the aviation sector’s main challenges, and in Europe, there is a clear driver: the ReFuelEU Aviation mandate. In 2026, this regulation enters a particularly relevant phase. After its implementation in 2025, the industry now faces its first full year of consolidation, where airlines, fuel suppliers and airports must demonstrate their ability to adapt to a new energy model.

Our team attended ITB Berlin 2026, one of the leading travel industry events, strengthening partnerships and exploring new opportunities in the charter flight market.

The military escalation between Iran, Israel, and the United States has transformed the commercial aviation map into a zone of high operational complexity. What began as route restrictions in the Middle East has evolved into a strategic withdrawal of international fleets and a collapse in the supply of refined products that is already shaking the skies of the European Union and, specifically, Teruel in Spain.

The recent escalation of tensions in the Middle East is having an immediate impact on international aviation. What for years has been one of the world’s main air corridors is now facing restrictions, route redesigns and new operational challenges for airlines and aviation authorities.

Before the first flights of the day take off, thousands of small “biological drones” are already operating around certain European airports. They carry no electronic sensors or batteries, yet they possess an extraordinary ability to collect environmental data: bees used as biomonitoring tools.