Airports accuse Ryanair of damaging shop sales

Airports complained today that Ryanair’s new rule limiting passengers to one carry-on bag will discourage airport shopping and hurt their revenues.

Airports complained today that Ryanair’s new rule limiting passengers to one carry-on bag will discourage airport shopping and hurt their revenues.

The European branch of Airports Council International, which represents some 440 members in Europe, said airlines “need to appreciate” that airports make at least half their income from retail sales and that this allows them to charge below-cost landing fees.

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