Spanish Airport Authority’s Pay Freeze

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Published 2010-01-27 01:01:07

The Spanish Government has decided to freeze AENA’s unit rates for 2010 in a bid to control spiralling costs. To give an example: Spanish air traffic controller employment costs are more than double the European average and make up 68% of the Spanish en route air navigation cost. AENA controllers reportedly handle just 0.54 flight [...]

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Source: http://www.spanish-airport-guide.com
(Spanish Airport Guide News)

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