24‑hour protest planned for 11 November may disrupt travel in Madrid and Barcelona

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A 24‑hour protest is scheduled for 11 November in Spain and could affect flights, trains, metros, buses and traffic in Madrid and Barcelona.

Tourists are advised to check flight status with carriers such as Ryanair, Iberia, Vueling, easyJet and Wizz Air before heading to airports, and if a flight is cancelled passengers may be entitled to a refund or an alternative route under applicable rules.

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