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Published: October 18, 2026 | Spain Aviation News

Travellers planning winter trips in Spain should check their flight reservations carefully after Spanish airline Volotea adjusted selected services for the 2026–2027 winter season.

A report published by Spanish newspaper La Razón on October 13 described schedule changes affecting selected routes from Bilbao, Asturias and the Canary Islands. The adjustments form part of a wider review of the airline's operations as it works on its financial restructuring.

These changes do not mean that all Volotea flights in Spain have been cancelled. Passengers should check their individual bookings before travelling.

Which Spanish Routes Are Affected?

Bilbao Airport

According to La Razón, schedule adjustments in Bilbao affect selected domestic and international services. The reported routes include connections to Málaga, Alicante, Gran Canaria, Tenerife South, Valencia, Naples, Athens, Rome and Venice.

The report identifies changes affecting flights scheduled between October 17, 2026, and January 6, 2027. Travellers should consult Volotea for the status of their specific departure.

Asturias Airport

The airline has also adjusted selected winter services from Asturias, including connections with Fuerteventura and Palma de Mallorca. The published report states that these routes are scheduled to operate during specific holiday periods rather than continuously throughout the winter.

Passengers travelling to the Balearic or Canary Islands should confirm their flight dates and operating days before making connecting travel arrangements.

Lanzarote and Tenerife South

Selected services involving the Canary Islands have also been affected. The report identifies changes to flights between Lanzarote and Montpellier, as well as selected services from Tenerife South.

The changes concern particular flights and routes. They should not be interpreted as a general suspension of Volotea services to the Canary Islands.

Why Is Volotea Adjusting Its Schedule?

Volotea is working on a financial restructuring following higher operating costs and pressure on its finances. The company has been negotiating with creditors and considering changes to its fleet and operations.

The airline has continued selling tickets and operating flights. However, operational adjustments can affect the availability and timing of individual services, particularly during a period of restructuring.

Passengers should rely on confirmed booking information and direct communications from the airline rather than assuming that every published route will operate on its original schedule.

What Should Passengers Do?

• Check your booking and flight status on the official Volotea website before leaving for the airport.
• Check your email and messages for notifications about schedule changes.
• If your flight has changed or been cancelled, contact the airline to confirm the available options.
• Check connecting transport and accommodation arrangements if your arrival or departure time changes.
• Keep your booking confirmation and any relevant airline notifications.

Passengers departing from Spain should check the latest information close to their travel date because airline schedules can change.

Where to Find Official Flight Information

For the most accurate information about a specific journey, use the airline's official channels:

• Volotea official website — bookings, flight details and customer support.
• Aena — Spanish airport information — airport services and available flight information.
• La Razón — report on Volotea's winter schedule changes .

Information in this article is based on reporting published on October 13, 2026. Individual flight schedules may change. Always confirm your own itinerary directly with the airline before departure.