Wizz Air has announced temporary flights connecting Madrid with Malaga and Sevilla.

The move is designed to help passengers affected by the disruption to high-speed rail services following the Toledo rail disaster.

Both routes will launch on November 6, with two daily flights on each until mid-December.

Fares will start at €45.99 and will not exceed €99.99, the airline said in a statement on X.

The announcement follows the Toledo train disaster and the closure of the Madrid–Andalucia high-speed rail corridor.

Wizz Air said the additional services were intended to help people reach their families, get to work and make essential journeys while trains remain disrupted.

‘Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the tragic rail accident in Spain,’ the company said.