O'Leary blames travel tax for routes axe

Low-fares airline Ryanair axed more routes and jobs at Dublin Airport today, blaming a surge in Government aviation charges.

O'Leary blames travel tax for routes axe

Low-fares airline Ryanair axed more routes and jobs at Dublin Airport today, blaming a surge in Government aviation charges.

The budget carrier claimed that a tourism tax has forced it to drop four planes from its Irish base with the loss of 200 jobs.

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