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Etihad verbindet Abu Dhabi dreimal pro Woche mit Palma – neue Langstreckenflüge

Blick aufs Festland

05/24/2026

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Abu Dhabi lands in Palma: Etihad launches luxury connection — and other intercontinental carriers follow

Etihad will soon fly directly from Abu Dhabi to Palma three times a week with A321LR suites. Air Canada and United complement the summer schedule through the end of October.

Real Mallorca relegated: Who takes responsibility?

Despite a win against Oviedo, Real Mallorca are relegated. Fans turned on the club leadership, who retreated to the VIP box after the final whistle. A reality check: where did things fail sportingly and organizationally — and which steps are now necessary?

From the Bar to the Beach: How Caro and Andreas Found Each Other in Mallorca

A love story that began in the noisy center of El Arenal and continued in their own cafés and fitness studios on the island. A short Mallorca portrait about courage, craft and solidarity.

Life-saving in Llucmajor: Two Off-Duty Police Officers Pull Unconscious Holidaymaker from the Sea

In a small cove near Llucmajor, two off-duty police officers saved the life of a German tourist after a fall from the rocks. Quick intervention, resuscitation and help from beachgoers prevented a worse outcome.

Birth in the middle of the street: Son Roca shows neighborhood spirit

In the Son Roca neighborhood, a 31-year-old woman unexpectedly gave birth to a baby girl. Passersby assisted and emergency teams provided phone guidance — mother and child are doing well.

Golf, Sun, Good Vibes: The 37th Golf Trophy at Son Gual

Over 100 players, a tombola main prize of a cruise and a smiling gross winner stepping off the green: the 37th edition of the popular golf tournament delivered a joyful day at Son Gual.

Son Moix on the Ground: How Mallorca Must Rethink After Relegation

Relegation is a reality: despite a 3-0 win over Real Oviedo, it wasn't enough to stay up. Time for honest questions: what failed, and how can the island club better handle pressure, money and fans going forward?

Palma invests millions in Parc de la Mar — appealing figures, open questions

The city of Palma plans an extensive renovation of Parc de la Mar: €8.5 million, of which €6 million comes from the tourism tax. Good intentions, but how sustainable is the project really?

Playa de Palma: New Public Park — A Good Idea, But What's Missing?

Palma's city council has approved converting the Dino Golf site at Playa de Palma into a 35,000 m² public park with a €7.8 million budget and a 24-month construction period. Planned features include play areas, sports zones and shaded seating. The project is both an opportunity and a risk.

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