Aviation: Ryanair significantly reduces services at BER
Ryanair is removing twelve routes from its offering at BER as part of its winter flight schedule. There will no longer be a direct connection to six destinations. The location in Schönefeld is not the only one affected.
Ryanair is significantly reducing its flights from Berlin's Brandenburg Airport (BER) as the winter schedule begins. The airline is cutting 12 routes, with six destinations - Palermo, Marseille, Triest, Reggio Calabria, Tallinn, and Pisa - no longer directly accessible from BER. Other airlines, including Easyjet, Eurowings, Sundair, Aegean, and Wizz Air, will take over six of the routes.
The reduction means Berlin will lose around half of Ryanair's previous offerings, with airport CEO Aletta von Massenbach forecasting a drop in passenger numbers to 25.7 million in 2024 and 25-25.2 million in 2025.
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