US EditionRyanair, Still the Leading Airline in Spain, While Withdrawing From Regional Airports
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Ryanair continues to show significant growth in the number of passengers in Spain, while making significant reductions in its offer at several regional airports. Ryanair consolidates its dominant position on the Spanish air market with 53.8 million passengers transported between January and September 2025, an increase of 4.7% compared to the same period of the previous year.In August 2025 alone, at the peak of the summer season, it carried 21 mi…
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The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair intends to reduce more capacity at regional airports in Spain in the winter season 2026-2027 after having cut three million seats since the summer of 2024, as explained by its CEO, Eddie Wilson. Very critical of Aena and the tariffs charged to airlines, mainly at secondary airports, ensures, in an interview with Efe, that the airport model in Spain is "broken" because except for Madrid, Barcelona and the Balear…
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