Leer en Español A popular Spanish airport is closed until the end of May to carry out construction on its runways. Santiago-Rosalia de Castro airport in northern Spain will be closed until 27 May for runway resurfacing works. During this period, the airport will be closed to all air traffic, and no take offs or landings will take place. Airport operator Aena said: “If you have any questions about your flight status, schedule changes, or possible rebooking, we recommend contacting your airline. The airport near Santiago de Compostela is the busiest airport in Galicia and the second-busiest in northern Spain. Several airlines operate flights out of the aviation hub, including British Airways, Ryanair and Vueling, with hundreds of journeys expected to be impacted during May half-term. Elsewhere in Spain, holidaymakers face severe disruption as airport staff stage an “indefinite” strike across the country.…