Ryanair to operate ‘few, if any’ flights after January due to 'draconian travel restrictions'

The airline carried fewer than 1.9 million passengers last month, compared to 11.2 million passengers in December 2019

The airline said the newly announced Covid restrictions in Ireland, the UK, and a small number of other EU countries will materially reduce its flight schedules and traffic forecast throughout January, February and March.

Ryanair expects to operate “few, if any, flights” to or from Ireland and the UK from the end of January onwards until “draconian travel restrictions are removed.” 

The airline said the newly announced Covid restrictions in Ireland, the UK, and a small number of other EU countries will materially reduce its flight schedules and traffic forecast throughout January, February and March.