This week brings continued pressure on Europe’s skies. Greece remains the worst affected, with Athens, Crete, Rhodes and other islands facing long delays from air traffic controller shortages.

Spain is also under strain, with Barcelona and Seville experiencing restrictions during busy hours, and Gran Canaria still affected by runway works.

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Overall, the traffic forecast for the week of Monday, 18 August 2025, is one of continued high volume and potential disruption.

Following the national public holiday on Friday, 15 August, and the subsequent busy weekend, a significant number of people will be returning to urban areas, particularly from coastal and leisure destinations.

The DGT has advised of heavy return traffic on main arteries. In addition, ongoing forest fires in Galicia and Castile and León are causing specific road closures and diversions. Local fiestas and sporting events will also contribute to localised delays in various regions across the country.

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The week ahead across Spain will be characterised by a mix of conditions, with a high risk of wildfires in many areas due to a continuing heatwave, especially at the start of the week.

Temperatures will be very high, and some areas will also see strong winds and a chance of thunderstorms. This combination of heat and potential winds creates a serious risk for drivers, so it's vital to stay informed and drive with extra caution.

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