The Girona-Costa Brava airport continues to grow. Looking ahead to 2027, it adds to its flight offerings a new first-rate company that will operate on the Girona runways. It is the British EasyJet, one of the most important low-cost airlines in the world, with 370 aircraft and nearly 100 million passengers annually. It will operate two new routes to the United Kingdom, the country with which Girona airport has the most connections.

After the Harry storm in January, which flooded the riverbeds and streams of the Baix Empordà, the Palamós EDAR wastewater treatment plant became completely unusable. Electrical installations, pumps, motors, and laboratories, submerged under two meters of water and mud, were completely damaged. 187 l/m² fell. The Aubi stream, next to the plant, overflowed, and workers had to swim out. Total disaster. Since then, the Consorci d'Aigües Costa Brava Girona, belonging to the Diputació, which is responsible for the infrastructure, has been working against the clock to repair the damage and bring the machinery back into operation. The objective is clear: to have everything ready to face the summer campaign with guarantees. The priority is maximum, as it is a key infrastructure for cleaning the wastewater from the coastal towns of the Baix Empordà. An area that, from Sant Joan onwards, significantly increases the number of visitors and residents.