Madrid airport changes name to Adolfo Suárez

Madrid-Barajas airport is changing its name: the Madrid hub, home to Iberia, was renamed Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas on 25 March, in tribute to the former president of the Spanish government - and a leading figure in the post-Franco transition - who died two days earlier.
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Don't call it Barajas any more... This week, Madrid airport, one of Europe's main hubs for business travellers, changed its identity. No major changes for business travellers heading for the Spanish business destination, as the IATA code remains unchanged (MAD). Adolfo Suárez, who died on 24 March, is considered the "first president of democracy" - according to the Spanish Ministry of Transport - having successfully led the democratic transition following Francoism, symbolised by the 1978 Constitution.