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Aena has ensured that shared airport management is incompatible with the existing legal framework

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El presidente y consejero delegado de Aena, Maurici Lucena (c), durante la Junta general de Accionistas de Aena, a 16 de abril de 2026, en Madrid (España). Aena ha celebrado su junta de accionistas en la que se ha sometido a votación la reelección de Maurici Lucena como consejero ejecutivo para un nuevo mandato de cuatro años. Durante su intervención, el directivo ha enumerado los asuntos más relevantes de la compañía y explicado la estrategia del grupo para los próximos ejercicios en un contexto de consolidación del tráfico aéreo.



Mateo Lanzuela / Europa Press

16/4/2026
18:00 - 20:00

The President and CEO of Aena, Maurici Lucena, has argued at the Shareholders' Meeting that Spanish airports of general interest are subject to a specific legal regime provided for in Law 18/2014, protected by the Constitution, which declares the exclusive competence of the State over these infrastructures and protects private property and the freedom of enterprise, but has welcomed cooperation and coordination with the Autonomous Communities, provided that the limits of the Constitution are respected and the autonomy of Aena is not altered.

 

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