Overview

• Service reductions hit nine airports including Berlin, Hamburg, Memmingen, Baden-Baden, Cologne/Bonn, Frankfurt-Hahn, Weeze, Nuremberg and Bremen.
• Berlin loses five routes and about 231,000 seats, while Memmingen suffers the sharpest proportional cut to its winter schedule.
• Ryanair plans roughly 7 million seats from Germany this winter versus about 7.2 million last year and will keep 29 aircraft based in the country.
• The carrier will continue not serving Dortmund, Dresden and Leipzig and is reallocating aircraft to lower-cost markets such as Stockholm after Sweden ended its ticket tax.
• Further cuts in summer 2026 remain possible, and Ryanair says it would station 30 additional jets and lift annual traffic to 34 million if German costs were reduced.