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 will reduce its German capacity by 700,000 seats in the 2026/2027 winter season. This represents a 10 percent reduction. The most severe changes will be in Berlin, where the carrier will close an operating base with seven aircraft and eliminate 12 routes.
Ryanair again cuts its air capacity in Germany and takes responsibility for the decision to the Government and the high airport costs. The company will eliminate 700,000 seats during the winter 2026-2027, 10% of its capacity compared to the previous season, and will abolish 12 routes from Berlin, including three connections to the Canary Islands. The reduction has already led the airport of the German capital to review its passenger forecasts do…
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.
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