Ryanair to Cut Flights to Regional Airports in Spain

Ryanair has said it is set to reduce flights to regional airports in Spain due to a fee increase by airport operator Aena.

Chief executive Eddie Wilson announced a cut of about a million passenger seats this winter, following a previous reduction of eight hundred thousand seats during summer.

As the largest airline operating in Spain in terms of passenger numbers, Ryanair’s decision is likely to have a significant impact on regional travel.

Aena has yet to respond to requests for comment regarding these developments.

The official announcement will be made next Wednesday.