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Investing.com -- Ryanair plans to reduce flights to and from regional airports in Spain following a fee increase by state-controlled airport operator Aena, according to a report by Europa Press on Wednesday.
Eddie Wilson, chief executive of Ryanair DAC, the largest of the five subsidiary airlines operated by the Ryanair Group, said the Irish budget carrier will officially announce a reduction of approximately one million passenger seats to and from Spanish regional airports for the upcoming winter season.
The official announcement regarding these capacity cuts is expected next Wednesday, the report said.
The move comes as a direct response to higher fees implemented by Aena, which manages most of Spain’s airports.
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