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Ryanair Cuts: Another Blow for Malaga Passengers

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Ryanair is cutting another flight connection used by travellers heading to and from Malaga, with a direct route to Brussels being dropped for the winter 2026/27 season. The decision comes as the Irish low-cost airline reduces its Belgian flight programme following a planned increase in the country’s aviation tax. For Costa del Sol residents, holidaymakers and people visiting family in Belgium… Source

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The airline has decided in recent months to abolish destinations in Belgium and Spain due to the high airport rates of the minister.

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Brussels, 20 Oct (EFE).- The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair announced this Tuesday the abolition of five routes between Belgium and Spain for the winter season of 2026-2027, within a cut of twenty connections and more than a million seats that the company attributes to the increase of the Belgian tax on tickets.

·Bern, Switzerland
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The company confirms its reductions for the winter, announced for months. But its promise of growth revives the fiscal pressure and political tensions. ...

The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair announced on Tuesday the abolition of five routes between Belgium and Spain for the winter season of 2026-2027, [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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Ryanair announced this Tuesday changes to several routes with the Valencian Community. The CEO of the Irish airline, Michael O'Leary, announced today the cancellation of twenty of his airline's routes from Brussels and Charleroi (50 kilometers south of the Belgian capital) starting next weekend in retaliation for the increase in airport taxes decreed by the Belgian government; a measure that involves the cancellation of flights from Brussels Int…

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SWI swissinfo.ch broke the news in Bern, Switzerland on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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