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[Opinion] Ryanair’s Ceo Calls Aena’s Increase in Charges “Lamentable” and Accuses Him of Manipulating Passenger Figures
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Action and reaction. The proposal of a tariff increase that the airport manager Aena announced this Wednesday for the period 2027-2031, of 3.8% annually and that pay airlines and travelers, has made Ryanair think again of cutting part of its offer in Spain. The CEO of the leading company for passenger traffic in the country, Eddie Wilson (Dublin, 62 years), prepares a new adjustment of seats at regional airports for the next winter season, and t…
The managing director of the airline Ryanair, Eddie Wilson, has called "lamentable, but "no...
New fire in Dublin, Ireland, at Ryanair’s headquarters. The company’s CEO, Eddie Wilson, broke out against the proposal announced by Aena on Wednesday to apply an average annual increase of €0.43 per passenger in regulated fares for the period from 2027 to 2031. Wilson has not only labeled the measure contained in the Airport Regulation Document (DORA III) as “lamentable”, which would mean a 21% increase between 2027 and 2031, but has also accus…
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