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Ryanair to cut one MILLION seats in Spain – here’s what it means for passengers

The cut, which affects flights across multiple Spanish airports, comes amid a deepening dispute with airport operator AENA.

Laurence Dollimore
Ryanair flight in Spain (©theSpanishEye)
Ryanair has announced it will slash one million passenger seats from its Spanish operations over the next year, triggering concern among travellers, airports, and tourism officials. The cut, which affects flights across multiple Spanish airports,

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