Ryanair Cuts Flights, Lashes Out at UK, Irish Governments Over New Lockdowns

Ryanair Cuts Flights, Lashes Out at UK, Irish Governments Over New Lockdowns
A Ryanair plane lands at Dublin Airport in Ireland on Sept. 21, 2017. Paul Faith/AFP via Getty Images
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Ryanair has announced significant cuts to its flight schedules in response to the new lockdown and travel restrictions imposed by the UK and Irish governments to curb the spread of the CCP virus.

These new cutbacks will reduce its flight schedules from Thursday, Jan. 21 through to March. As a result, “few, if any flights” will fly from and to the UK and Ireland until these “draconian travel restrictions” are removed, the low-cost airline said in a statement.