In exercise of the right of access to information, a letter was submitted to the Ministry of the Presidency, Relations with the Courts and Memory requesting information regarding the income obtained by AENA from the operation of the car parks of its airport network in the years 2019 to 2021, with breakdown by airport.
The requested entity partially granted the requested information by providing a link to the document where information on income obtained from the operation of airport car parks of the AENA network can be consulted, in accordance with the provisions of article 22.3 of Law 19/2013, of December 9, on transparency, access to information and good governance (LTAIBG); adding that this information is made public in compliance with the normative obligations that are applicable to it in its capacity as a State Commercial Company.
The Council of Transparency and Good Governance has submitted a complaint stating, firstly, that the link provided refers to the company’s quarterly economic-financial information, but does not comply with the requirements that, in relation to Article 22.3 LTAIBG, are established in Interpretative Criterion CI/009/2015, of November 12, since neither the information to which it is linked is directly accessible, nor is it broken down by aerodromes, nor does it cover the time period claimed.
Secondly, and in response to the allegations made in the complaint procedure by AENA, the Council considers that the limit laid down in Article 14(1)(h) LTAIBG has not been met in the terms required by the case-law and by CI/001/2019 of 24 September, insofar as the alleged infringement of its economic and commercial interests is formulated in terms of no possibility without revealing the existence of real, indubitable and manifest injury.
