Ryanair will reduce the number of its flights this winter, temporarily closing the Cork and Shannon bases in Ireland and Toulouse in France. The company announced this, explaining that the cut is due to travel restrictions imposed to deal with the coronavirus epidemic. From November to March 2021 the capacity of the Irish low cost will be reduced from 60% to 40% compared to the previous year.
"Due to increased flight restrictions imposed by EU governments, air travel to and from much of Central Europe, the UK, Ireland, Austria, Belgium and Portugal has been severely curtailed," Ryanair said. For CEO Michael O'Leary, the goal remains to minimize the impact on jobs. (HANDLE).
