It was the billion euro airport designed to cater for Spain's booming economy - serving both city and coast via a state-of-the-art high speed rail link.
Projected to take the overflow from Madrid's Barajas airport, some 150 miles to the north, Ciudad Real's flagship transport hub was to be a symbol of modern Spain's affluence.
But sadly it has proved to be one of a number of many white elephants for the nation, shutting down in April after just three years of operation.
Read more at the U.K. Daily Mail
Monday, July 9, 2012
Spain's ghost airport: The €1BILLION transport hub closed after just three years that's now falling into rack and ruin
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