Overview

• Service reductions concentrate on the last three weeks of November, the first two weeks of December, and the last three weeks of January, with the Christmas period initially spared.
• The carrier’s nationwide schedule trims equate to roughly 4% of frequencies in November, 6% in December, and about 30% in January.
• Memmingen is the hardest hit, losing up to 27 weekly flights, which amounts to roughly a quarter of Ryanair’s winter offering there.
• Major cities also see cuts, with Berlin left with 170 of 246 planned January connections and Cologne losing 44 connections.
• Ryanair links the cuts to Germany’s cost environment as rival Wizz Air also reduces winter frequencies at nearly all of its German bases.