Ryanair to consider Dublin Airport position if charges rise

Ryanair to consider Dublin Airport position if charges rise

Ryanair chief executive Eddie Wilson said without incentives future growth at Dublin Airport may be impacted. Photo credit: Damien Storan/PA Wire

Ryanair will look at locating aircraft in other airports and possibly expanding routes elsewhere across Europe if Dublin Airport passenger charges increase any further.

During the airline’s announcement of its summer schedule on Tuesday, Ryanair’s chief executive Eddie Wilson said that Dublin Airport is “one of the most expensive” airports that it flies into and that it rewards lower-cost airports with additional traffic. 

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