Aena has responded that it is in "permanent and coordinated contact with the local and regional public authorities that have administrative powers in matters of social affairs and who are aware of the situation of the homeless people who spend the night at the airport." "Airports are designed and equipped exclusively for passenger traffic and, therefore, are not prepared for people to live there. Local and regional public authorities are aware of this reality and are working to improve the situation of homeless people," they explained, adding that "Aena has implemented all necessary measures to ensure the well-being of passengers and airport workers, within its powers."