The Archipelago of Madeira will be under a yellow weather warning for strong wind from noon tomorrow, Wednesday the 15th, until 03:00 Thursday.
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Late this evening, airport authorities confirmed that strong winds are affecting the operationality of Madeira International Airport.
As part of the activities promoted by the Casa do Povo da Calheta and its Employment Centre, registration for their new nautical course is now open.
A mini tornado captured everyone's attention yesterday. Although these are not unheard of in the area, they are uncommon.
Passengers were not happy this morning when the Porto Santo Ferry, which has just returned from a five-week maintenance break, broke down.
The amount of microplastics and their evolution on Macaronesia beaches are among the priorities of researchers from Madeira, the Azores, the Canary Islands, and Cape Verde.
In 2022, the production of electricity, estimated from the electricity emission data provided by the Madeira Electricity Company (EEM), increased by 5.9% compared to the previous year.
A press release issued by the Porto Santo Line confirms that it will be business as usual from the 10th of February.
TAP has launched a promotional campaign with round-trip flights to Madeira from 49 euros on bookings made before the 1st of February and travelling before the 31st of March.
As of the 24th of March, Transavia France will no longer operate their Porto - Madeira route. According to NewsAvia, the suspension of the route, which had been operational since 2010, is due to "operational issues."
President Miguel Albuquerque was recently asked by reporters whether the new TAP seven-day strike, which will take place between the 25th and 31st of January will affect the country.
On the 2nd of January 2023, the JPP asked the Regional Government of Madeira for a copy of the new contract on the Madeira - Porto Santo ferry contract renewal.
The Committee on General Policy and Youth gave its assent to the European Commission's Work Programme for 2023.
In an announcement today by the Minister of Science, Technology, and Higher Education, Elvira Fortunato, the European Space Agency (ESA) will invest around four million euros in the teleportation Station located on the island of Santa Maria in the Azores.