The C-1 accounts for 14 of the 14 trains with incidents this Sunday

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Renfe recorded 14 trains affected and ten with total or partial service disruption on the Málaga network until 21:00, all but one on the Fuengirola line.

Javier C. · Published on November 9, 2026 at 07:53

Vestíbulo de una estación de tren con paneles de salidas y llegadas, reloj y carteles de acceso a vías y control de equipajes. — File image. Photo: Archivo Eficatio

The C-1 line, the one linking Málaga Centro Alameda with Fuengirola, accumulated this Sunday, November 8, 14 of the trains with incidents counted on the Málaga Cercanías network, compared with one on the C-2. Ten of them did not provide service, in whole or in part, according to the Renfe Cercanías notices and the company's real-time data collected up to 21:00. The cancellations were concentrated between the morning and the afternoon. The trains at 8:50, 11:50, 12:30, 13:10 and 17:10 bound for Fuengirola stopped running, totally or partially, as did those at 9:40, 12:40, 13:20, 14:00 and 18:00 bound for Málaga Centro Alameda. Several of these cancellations affected only the section between Benalmádena and Fuengirola, and Renfe indicated that passengers would be directed to the next train departing from the station of origin. The longest delay of the day was 15 minutes and affected the 8:50 train bound for Fuengirola. Three other C-1 trains ran with delays of 15 minutes as they passed through Torremolinos, Carvajal and the airport. At peak times, two incidents were recorded between six and ten in the morning and another two between five and nine in the evening. This Sunday's figure is below that of Saturday, when Renfe counted 28 trains with incidents and seven out of service, and below the average of the four previous days with data, standing at 28.5 trains per day. On Friday, November 6, the portal reported 46 affected trains and nine cancelled, with 37 on the C-1. On Long and Medium Distance, a Medium Distance train from Sevilla Santa Justa arrived at Málaga María Zambrano with a 61-minute delay. Renfe has also warned that the usual train service may be affected by the strike called by the SEMAF train drivers' union. A 24-hour strike day is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10; on Thursday, November 12, partial stoppages from 6:20 to 9:20, from 14:20 to 17:20 and from 21:20 to 23:20; and on Wednesday, November 11, a general strike. The company recommends planning journeys in advance and checking the service status on its official channels, where information on minimum services is available.

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