Airport BER CEO on Ryanair Withdrawal: ‘A Heavy Blow'
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The Irish airline will close its base on 24 October with seven aircraft and associated crews at the capital airport.
The low-cost airline Ryanair is thinning its presence at the capital airport in view of the high location costs. According to forecasts, the traffic volume of the Irish airline will halve. Therefore, the BER is now to "test everything".
Ryanair announced a few days ago that it would withdraw from the BER in part. The simple reasoning was too expensive. Now the BER has counted and announced that the Ryanair withdrawal will lead to fewer passengers.
As is well known, Berlin did not have a real airport for a long time. It is now available, but the capital is running out of cheap aircraft. Ryanair will close its base at BER on 24 October 2026. Seven aircraft are departing, the offer is halved, twelve routes are falling away – among them the top connections to Gran Canaria, Palermo and Thessaloniki. The post Instead of airplane: Germany relies on the long-haul load bike first appeared on Tichy…
The low-cost airliner reduces its programme in Europe in winter. Berlin Airport is particularly hard hit. How the BER chief responds.
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