US EditionRyanair to cut 17 routes from Dublin Airport this winter over daa dispute
- Ryanair is reducing its winter schedule at Dublin Airport due to increased passenger charges, the airport's capital spending decisions, and the lack of a meaningful environmental incentive scheme. This decision includes cutting 17 routes and removing 19 'Gamechanger' enviro-friendly aircraft from their Dublin base.
- Ryanair plans to allocate the 19 new Boeing 737 MAX planes to other European airports that offer incentives for flying quieter, lower CO2 emission aircraft. This move reflects Ryanair's commitment to reward investment in environmentally-friendly planes.
- Ryanair CEO Eddie Wilson expressed regret over the route cuts and aircraft removal, citing the lack of incentives at Dublin to grow traffic and support investments in lower CO2 and noise emissions. The company is seeking opportunities elsewhere to support their goals.
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Row erupts between Ryanair and DAA after airline slashes winter schedule at Dublin Airport
DAA has accused Ryanair of "false claims" after the airline announced it will cut its winter 2023/2024 schedule at Dublin Airport due to increased passenger charges.
Ryanair cuts routes from Dublin home base, says more incentives needed
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair said on Thursday it will cut 17 routes from its winter schedule at its home base in Dublin and allocate 19 new Boeing 737 MAX planes to other European airports that offer incentives to fly quieter, lower CO2 emission aircraft. Ryanair plans to move some of the new MAX aircraft, which Boeing says use 15-20% less fuel and emit 40% less noise, to airports in Spain and Italy, as well as Britain's Luton Airport, Ryanair…
Ryanair cuts routes from Dublin home base, says more incentives needed
Ryanair said on Thursday it will cut 17 routes from its winter schedule at its home base in Dublin and allocate 19 new Boeing 737 MAX planes to other European airports that offer incentives to fly quieter, lower CO2 emission aircraft.
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