Germany Manager Optimistic: Ryanair Considers 3.5 Million Passengers in Weeze to Be Realistic
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Airport Weeze has just given a clear signal for further growth with the launch of a new terminal. Ryanair's Germany manager welcomes the development and considers further routes to be possible.
Ryanair wants to grow at Weeze airport. Germany's CEO Marcel Meyer also sees this as a consequence of the planned Eindhoven closure in 2027 and considers 3.5 million passengers at Niederrhein airport to be realistic in the long term.
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair plans to expand its operations at Weeze Airport in the Lower Rhine region. Marcel Meyer, Ryanair's head of operations in Germany, announced this to the Rheinische Post newspaper. Weeze Airport has just begun construction of a new arrivals terminal. "This is a great sign for us, and I believe we have made a significant contribution to it," said Meyer, Country Manager for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (DACH regio…
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