Luftfahrt: Ryanair streicht Angebot am BER deutlich zusammen
Ryanair nimmt zum Winterflugplan zwölf Verbindungen am BER aus dem Angebot. Für sechs Ziele gibt es künftig gar keine Direktverbindung mehr. Der Standort in Schönefeld ist nicht allein betroffen.
Berlin's main airport, BER, will see a significant reduction in Ryanair's flight offerings starting this Sunday. The airline is cutting twelve of its routes, leaving passengers with fewer options to reach various destinations. Six of these routes, including Palermo, Marseille, Triest, Reggio Calabria, Tallinn, and Pisa, will no longer offer direct flights from BER.
The remaining six routes will be taken over by other airlines such as Easyjet, Eurowings, Sundair, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Bologna, Lanzarote, Thessaloniki, and Vilnius.
Despite still operating flights to the German capital, Ryanair is set to reduce its offerings by nearly half. The airline has long criticized the high location charges in Germany, particularly at BER. Berlin-Brandenburg Airport's chief, Aletta von Massenbach, expects a significant drop in passenger numbers for 2026, from 26.1 million to around 25.7 million.
The decline is projected to continue, with 25 to 25.2 million passengers expected in the following year. Originally, BER had anticipated up to 27 million passengers for 2027.
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