Published 1 year ago

Ryanair won't reopen its Brussels Zaventem base

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Brussels airport will not be reopening its Zaventem base in 2023. The decision comes at a time when most European airports are reducing prices. Ryanair operates 17 planes out of the airport, which will be unaffected by the decision. The airline will continue to operate flights to and from the airport.

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Ryanair won't reopen its Brussels Zaventem base

Ryanair will not be reopening its Brussels Zaventem base because of the airport's decision to increase prices from April.

1 year ago·Ireland

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Het Belang van Limburg

Ryanair leaves Zaventem permanently, 59 jobs at risk

At a special works council, Ryanair announced that the base at Zaventem Airport will close permanently. The base was already closed for the winter season. 59 employees could lose their jobs. This is reported by the Christian trade union ACV. Ryanair states that they have not reached an agreement with Brussels Airport to lower airport rates.

1 year ago·Hasselt, Belgium

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Het Nieuwsblad

Ryanair closes Zaventem base permanently, 59 jobs at risk

Ryanair is permanently closing its base at Brussels Airport. This is reported by the Christian trade union ACV, and is confirmed by the Irish airline. The unions were informed by the management on Wednesday: 59 people are at risk of losing their jobs due to the closure, and a number of summer destinations at Brussels Airport may also be canceled.

1 year ago·Belgium

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