After a passenger caused a diversion on a flight from Berlin to Marrakech, Ryanair is suing him for €3,000 and banning him from all its flights for the next five years
Ryanair becomes the first airline in Europe to carry over 200 million passengers in a year – a historic milestone ahead of a record-breaking summer season
passenger who smoked during a flight to Malta and ignored crew instructions was arrested upon landing.The airline: "Zero tolerance for disruptive behavior"
Ryanair is the leading airline at the airport in Slovakia's capital, offering regular flights to 24 destinations starting next week
Ryanair Takes Legal Action Against Passenger Who Refused Assigned Seat, Claimed Diplomatic Immunity, and Disrupted the Flight
The Low-Cost Airline Launches Direct Paphos-Düsseldorf Route, Strengthening Ties with One of Germany's Leading Cities
Jordan on the map: Ryanair and Wizz Air launch direct flights connecting Amman and Aqaba to major cities in Europe and the Middle East, including: Milan, Paris, Madrid, London, and Abu Dhabi
According to Ryanair, which has already reduced its operations in several European countries including Spain, Germany, and Denmark, the proposed hike will bring Belgium's aviation tax to 5 euros per departing passenger, a move the company defines as "excessive," especially in light of the already high costs at Brussels airport, which have risen by more than 20% since the coronavirus pandemic
Ryanair: "Belgium is taking a regressive step by increasing taxes on ordinary passengers. This will only further damage Belgium’s air connectivity, traffic, and economy"
Ryanair: "AENA’s annual fee hikes continue to hurt Spain's regional airports, where traffic remains below pre-COVID levels. As a result, we’re cutting regional traffic by 18% for summer 2025."
