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Ryanair has the planes and the demand to grow in Germany, but the air traffic tax, high airport fees, as well as security and air traffic control costs drive capacities, investments, and jobs to more competitive markets across Europe. For Ryanair CEO Wilson, the cause is clear: "Ryanair has the planes and the demand to grow in Germany, but the air traffic tax, high airport fees, as well as security and air traffic control costs drive capacities, investments, and jobs to more competitive markets across Europe." #Ryanair #Flugverkehr #Berlin (translated)
700.000 Passagiere weniger - Ryanair streicht massiv Flüge in Berlin und Hamburg
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