Ryanair își retrage avioanele de pe 13 aeroporturi europene

Ryanair is permanently discontinuing flights to 13 European airports due to insufficient passenger numbers and rising airport fees. The airline began cutting routes earlier this year, starting with Vigo and later including destinations like Amman, Asturias, and various locations in Turkey and Greece. The final phase will see the airline cease operations at Bremen in spring next year. This decision is driven by financial considerations, as routes that do not fill planes or have increased operating costs are eliminated. The savings will be redirected to more profitable routes, particularly in Italy, where Ryanair plans a significant investment in Rimini, establishing a new operational base with 17 active routes.