Ryanair debates scrapping service

Ryanair is reviewing its twice-daily service from London tothe Cornish town of Newquay.

The move was prompted by Cornwall County Council’s decision to apply a £5 charge on all passengers.

“This is a highly price sensitive market where the average fare is £25. This decision will damage Cornish tourism and business and make Cornwall the laughing stock of Europe,” the airline’s deputy chief executive Michael Cawley said.