More than 200 charter flights to and from the Spanish capital and Milan have been put in place for fans flocking to the all-Madrid final of the Champions League, airport operator AENA said Wednesday.

A total of 218 flights -- or more than 46,300 seats -- have been added to the regular 105 routes between Madrid and the two airports serving Milan from Thursday until Monday, it said in a statement.

"The predicted increase in activity will see a special plan of action put in place in the airport to reinforce the usual assistance given to airlines and passengers, which involves close to 150 people," it added.

The final on Saturday pits Real Madrid against Atletico Madrid.