Ryanair will be cutting flights from the end of January in response to the latest lockdown measures.
The budget airline said “There are only a few flights, if any, operated from Ireland or the UK since the end of January.”
In a statement, Ryanair said: “We have previously confirmed that lockdowns will not “removal of the virus,” so the government should do everything possible to avoid brutal lockdowns. ”
“Ireland’s Covid-19 travel restrictions are already the strictest in Europe, so if Ireland continues to operate an open border between the Republic and northern Ireland, these new flight restrictions are inexplicable and effective There is none.”
“Ryanair does not expect to reduce these flights, and the traffic reductions had a significant impact on the net losses by March 31, 2021, as many of these flights were lost. Masu.”
“The fact that the Danish government, which has a population of 5 million, has already vaccinated 100 times more citizens than Ireland, indicates that emergency lawsuits are needed to speed up community vaccinations in Ireland It’s there.”
“All customers affected by cancellations of these flights and further travel restrictions will receive an email later today advisering free moves and refund eligibility.”
Ryanair reduced its year-round traffic forecast from 35m to passengers below 26-30m.
Other airlines, including EasyJet and British Airways, are also reviewing flights during the lockdown.
The group’s shares fell 2% on Thursday.
