According to reports, Ryanair has decided to cut 800,000 seats for Summer 2025, equating to 18% of their operations in the country. The cuts will be within seven of Spain’s regi

RYANAIR chairman Michael O'Leary has branded Spain's Consumer Affairs minister, Pablo Bustinduy as a 'crazy communist minister'. The outburst came over

Travellers will find fewer low-cost options at Spanish regional airports this summer. View on euronews

Ryanair reduces 800,000 seats in Spain for summer 2025, citing high airport fees. Aena disputes the claims, accusing the airline of pressure tactics

Claiming to confront 'exorbitant charges,' Ryanair has eliminated approximately 800,000 seats by 2025. Spanish authorities have labelled Ryanair's steps as manipulative, while the airline urges Spain’s airport operator AENA to shut down underperforming regional airfields.

Ryanair has removed around 800,000 passenger seats in 2025 due to 'excessive fees' - and has now upped the ante as it battles with Spain's airport operator

Irish budget airline Ryanair said on Thursday it would cut its domestic flights at seven regional airports in Spain this summer by 18% due to what it called "excessive fees" by state-owned airport operator AENA .

Airport operator Aena has responded to Ryanair’s plans to cut operations in Spain by 18%, urging the airline to “calm down”.

Spain's tourism clash has deepened ahead of the spring and summer holiday season - as Ryanair axes routes to the European Union holiday hotspot.

Ryanair has escalated its spat with Spain's regional airports, calling on authorities to sell failing air travel hubs and support companies with a plan for growth

In travel news, Irish low-cost airline Ryanair announced last week that it would cancel flight routes at seven airports in Spain but it didn’t say which ones. Now we can reveal which routes it will slash.

Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, has announced a significant reduction in its summer 2025 schedule in Spain, citing “excessive fees” charged by Aena.