Ryanair 'Using Spain Airport Fee Row to Hide Plane Shortage'
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The minister argues that the flight cuts respond to the lack of planes and not to Aena airport fares.
The minister charges against the airline after the cut of about three million seats in the regional precincts due to an alleged lack of competitiveness of Aena. Read
The Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Óscar Puente, has again replied in an ironic tone to the airline Ryanair through social networks, relying on the public demonstrations of the company’s own CEO, Michael O’Leary, about the bottlenecks and delays in delivery of the Boeing 737 MAX model. “I don’t know guys. I have trusted what your CEO says. Maybe I should have looked for a more reliable source,” said Puente in his official X acco…
The Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Óscar Puente, has again replied in an ironic tone to the airline Ryanair through social networks, relying on the public demonstrations of the company’s own CEO, Michael O’Leary, about the bottlenecks and delays in delivery of the Boeing 737 MAX model. “I don’t know guys. I have trusted what your CEO says. Maybe I should have looked for a more reliable source,” said Puente in his official X acco…
In 30 SEGUNDOS What happened? Ryanair has refused that Boeing delays condition its offer in Spain and has linked its withdrawal at regional airports to Aena fares. Who is behind it? The Irish airline, the Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Oscar Puente, and the airport manager Aena. What impact does it have? The airline cuts 3 million seats in regional Spain between 2025 and 2026 and reassigns them to Morocco, Italy, Albania, Poland…
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