Ryanair to scrap flights to three Spanish destinations from April 2027
Travellers flying between Germany and Spain will lose three direct Ryanair routes next spring after the airline confirmed it will […]
Ryanair will discontinue three direct flights to Spanish destinations from Bremen Airport in April 2027 due to high operating costs. The affected routes are to Alicante, Málaga, and Palma de Mallorca. This decision comes after Ryanair announced the cancellation of all routes from Bremen Airport, resulting in an estimated loss of 500,000 seats per year.
The airline claims that high airport charges, taxation, and other operating costs in Germany make Bremen less competitive than other European airports. Ryanair's chief commercial officer, Jason McGuinness, stated that the capacity being withdrawn from Bremen will be redirected to other European airports and areas with more favorable operating conditions.
However, local authorities in Bremen dispute this explanation, arguing that the company wants to use the airport's equipment and services at a low cost. The decision will impact travelers planning trips to the Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol, and the Balearic Islands, as well as those who rely on these flights for connections to other German cities. Ryanair advises passengers to check their booking details before making travel arrangements.
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