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Ryanair-Chef über Härte gegenüber Passagieren — was Mallorca jetzt tun sollte

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01/12/2026

4 Min.

O'Learys Hardline Patent: When Customers Become a Threat — a Reality Check for Mallorca

The Ryanair boss praises the toughness of his crew. What does that mean for travelers at Palma airport, the industry and the island's economy? A critical assessment with an everyday scene, missing debates and practical solutions.

Nighttime dog incursions tear herd apart: Around 15 sheep killed near Felanitx

Three dogs killed around fifteen sheep and lambs on a finca near Felanitx. The animal owners filed a report; the attacks took place over several nights. What needs to change so this doesn't happen again?

Who takes the Spanish passport on the islands — a look behind the numbers

The Balearic Islands are experiencing a demographic shift: Moroccans, Colombians and Venezuelans make up the majority of naturalizations in 2024. Why Germans are hardly among them and what this means for Mallorca.

Nights in Palma: Local Police Staff Shortages Put Security at Risk

The ATAP union urgently calls for new hires for the local police night patrol in Palma. The unit has been weakened by retirements, temporary secondments and a lack of successors — the risk is growing, especially at night in places like Plaça d'Espanya and Plaça de les Columnes.

New patient transport vehicles: Who will cover the C1 license for drivers?

The health authority will cover the costs for C1 licenses — but the solution only scratches the surface. An analysis focusing on everyday operations, gaps and concrete proposals.

Attempted robbery over Serrano: Knife, fear and the question of protection in Palma

In Palma, a man reportedly tried to steal six packs of Serrano ham and threatened staff with a knife. The National Police arrested him near the old prison. A reality check: What is missing in protecting shop staff and how can such incidents be prevented?

122 tonnes of gold mackerel: Mallorca's fishers report positive results

Between 25 August and 31 December, 25 coastal boats caught around 122 tonnes of gold mackerel – 26 tonnes more than in the previous year. What this means for the island, its cuisine and the coasts.

Why More and More People Born in the Balearic Islands Are Moving Abroad

The statistics office counts around 12,700 people born in the Balearic Islands living abroad. Who leaves — and why the situation in Palma looks different from what the numbers alone suggest.

Nighttime Fall in Biniaraix: What the Rescue Operation Reveals About Hiking Safety in the Tramuntana

A hiker fell in the Torrent de Biniaraix and was only discovered at daylight after placing an emergency call. Mountain rescue airlifted him to Son Espases hospital. What does the operation reveal about risks and prevention in the Tramuntana?

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