The extension of the strict quarantine regime and the tightening of a number of measures was another hardest blow to the tourism industry. Ryanair, the largest low-cost airline in Europe, is forced to change its winter schedule and radically reduce the number of flights. Due to new restrictions in Germany, Ireland, Great Britain and other EU countries, the Irish company announced a flight cut from January 21.
Ryanair plans to operate only a small number of flights to and from airports in the UK and Ireland from the end of January. This schedule will remain in effect until the hard travel restrictions are lifted. Ryanair expects less than 1.25 million passengers to carry in January. In February and March, their number will drop to about half a million per month.
In December of the past year, Ryanair carried 1.9 million passengers, which is 83 percent less than a year earlier. In the current fiscal year ending March, Ryanair expects a maximum of 26 to 30 million passengers.
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