Major Airlines Cut Flights from Hamburg Amid Rising Costs

Condor, Ryanair, and Eurowings announce significant reductions in Hamburg flight offerings due to increased airport fees and taxes.

Condor plans to reduce its Hamburg flights by 13% in summer 2025, canceling routes to Samos and Malaga.
Ryanair will cut its Hamburg operations by 60%, ceasing flights to several European destinations.
Eurowings is set to remove over 1,000 flights from its Hamburg schedule, including routes to Cologne/Bonn and international locations.
The airlines cite Hamburg's planned 9% increase in airport fees as a major factor in their decision to reduce services.
Industry leaders criticize Germany's high aviation taxes and fees, warning of further reductions in flight offerings across the country.