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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

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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."

The European airport notes a 10% increase in passenger numbers, led by low-cost airlines Ryanair and easyJet. Cargo activities also show an impressive 30% rise

Ryanair flew 13.6 million passengers in December, and continues to break records in the aviation industry with unprecedented occupancy rates and nearly 200 million passengers last year

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."

Ryanair flew 13.6 million passengers in December, and continues to break records in the aviation industry with unprecedented occupancy rates and nearly 200 million passengers last year