Ryanair has announced significant cutbacks to its European routes as of 2025, phasing out services from multiple locations, including Billund Airport in Denmark. The airline's CEO has cited escalating airport charges and a new air traffic tax in several countries, including Austria, as pivotal factors leading to these reductions. The restructuring includes closing bases at busy hubs and prioritizing lower-fee airports. The impact on customers will include fare increases and service cancellations, indicating a tough year ahead in the low-cost aviation sector.
Ryanair's CEO O'Leary indicated growth in Austria is limited due to rising airport charges and the 12 air traffic tax, influencing ticket prices.
Ryanair confirmed the ending of all flights from Denmark's Billund Airport, citing the new air travel tax as a key factor in scrapping 24 routes.
The airline is restructuring its fleet across Europe, cutting back on several routes while prioritizing airports with lower fees to maintain profitability.
Passengers from Billund Airport can expect cancellations after March 31st, as Ryanair concludes services due to increased taxation and operational costs.
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