Welt: In Germany, 300,000 Flights Have Been Cut Since 2019 Amid Rising Charges
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Ryanair is turning its back on almost all German airports – and is thus only the most visible sign of a much bigger problem. Industry representatives have found a clear culprit for this.
In Europe, more flights are now being offered than before Corona. In Germany, of all places, the development is going in the other direction – with a notable exception.
Welt: In Germany, 300,000 flights have been cut since 2019 amid rising charges
Airlines have cut the number of flights in Germany by more than 300,000 since 2019. Representatives of the aviation industry attribute this to high taxes and charges, according to Die Welt. According to the Federal Association of the German Aviation...
The airlines have reduced their offer in Germany by 18 percent since 2019. More than 300,000 flights and 35 million seats have disappeared from the flight schedules. In the rest of Europe, however, the offer is long above the pre-crisis level.
While Europe's aviation is booming, tens of thousands of flights have been taken out of the program at German airports since 2019.The consequences for the location are serious.
The newspaper "Velt" wrote that the number of flights at the country's airports has decreased significantly compared to 2019, and high air transport taxes and fees are the main factors in this situation.
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