Ryanair Discontinues Further Routes From Vienna Airport
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Ryanair continues to reduce the number of flights at Vienna Airport. In the winter timetable, the low-cost airliner is again withdrawing aircraft and stopping routes. The Austrian Government is responsible for this.
The low-cost airline shortens the Austrian winter timetable and assigns the black Peter to the Austrian government.
The provider of low-cost airlines blames the Austrian government for the cuts. It is said that they have missed the opportunity to keep the costs for airlines competitive.
Aircraft are deducted, routes are discontinued, numerous jobs are lost. Background is the dispute over too high taxes from the point of view of the airline. Ryanair CEO O'Leary accuses Chancellor Stocker of inaction.
Ryanair is further reducing its presence at Vienna Airport. As the Irish low-cost airline announced on Wednesday, only 12 aircraft will be stationed in Vienna in the winter timetable. In the summer, Ryanair was still present at Vienna Airport with 16 aircraft at 14 and last winter. With the departure of the aircraft, 10 routes will fall away, on 8 of which Ryanair was in competition with the Lufthansa subsidiary AUA. London flights from Linz and…
Ryanair reduces the number of aircraft stationed in Vienna in the winter timetable 2026 and sets twelve routes. The airline cites the high costs at the Austrian aviation location as the reason.
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