US EditionRyanair Will Implement a Further Cut of 1.2 Million Seats for Next Summer and Will Leave Asturias
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The Irish low-cost airline also announced that it will increase the seats offered by 600,000 at the rest of the country’s major airports
The measures will enter in summer and occur as a sign of protest over what they consider to be Aena's 'high rates'.
The airline has eliminated three million seats in a year by failing to achieve Aena’s fee reduction
Ryanair, again taking out the scissors in Spain with a new capacity adjustment in the Spanish airports. The CEO of the group Michael O'Leary has been in charge of announcing this Wednesday in Madrid a cut of 1.2 million seats for the summer season of 2026, which will mean a reduction of 10% on its summer schedule. These cuts add to the 2 million seats that Ryanair has eliminated this year in the Spanish market due to the "excessive" fees and lac…
The company will add 600,000 places in Madrid, Barcelona and Palma
The airline will withdraw from Asturias next summer and blames the government for "not stopping the increase in fees." Aena accuses her of going to other airports for more profits. Read
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