The Member of the Board of Directors asked the Government whether there were any allegations of alleged contractual non-compliance by the archipelago at the meeting with Ryanair.
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There are signs of re-approximation between the Government of the Azores and Ryanair. The low-cost airline stopped flying to the archipelago at the end of March, claiming the high value of airport charges, and the regional economy resented its exit.
The Member of the Board of Directors asked the Government whether there were any allegations of alleged contractual non-compliance by the archipelago at the meeting with Ryanair.