Vodafone Spain has announced the availability of its 4G service in all provincial capitals and in the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, from April 1. It will offer 4G services in more than 220 municipalities, including 80 Spanish cities with over 70,000 inhabitants, LteWorld reports.

According to the operator, outdoor coverage exceeds 90 percent of the population in the eight largest cities in Spain and 80 percent in 32 major cities. The operator has also enhanced 4G coverage in areas with high traffic such as airports, train stations, stadiums and spaces for large events.

It has deployed its LTE network using 1,800 and 2,600 Mhz frequencies and is waiting for the release of the 800 MHz band to accelerate the deployment of 4G and improved coverage inside buildings.

Vodafone is also trialing LTE-Advanced in Madrid and plans to make it available in the cities of Madrid and Barcelona in the next quarters.