Ryanair cancella 18 rotte da Girona a fine febbraio fra cui Perugia


Ryanair has cancelled its planned five-year agreement at Barcelona Girona airport, resulting in the closure of 18 routes.
The airline said the new government of Catalonia refused to honour an agreement with Ryanair which had been announced in December last year.
As part of the agreement, Ryanair agreed to base 11 aircraft at Girona, operate 64 routes and deliver four million passengers per year.
However, from the end of this month, the airline will reduce its Girona operations by five aircraft, close 18 routes and reduce the frequency of 17 other routes.
This will lead to about 100 fewer flights per week. The airport’s traffic from Ryanair will fall from four million to 2.3 million passengers per year.
The budget airline claim the “new government has refused to honour the agreement despite being consulted on it by the outgoing government”.
Speaking in Barcelona, Ryanair’s Michael Cawley said the company “sincerely regrets” the government’s failure to honour the extension agreement.
However, he added, “While this is a significant loss for Girona, Ryanair will continue to grow at other lower cost airports in Spain and elsewhere in Europe.”
Routes cancelled from the end of this month include: Aarhus, Dusseldorf Weeze, Gdansk, Hamburg Lubeck, Ibiza, Kristianstad, Lanzarote, Lille, London Gatwick, Madrid, Oslo Torp, Perugia, Plovdiv, Poitiers, Seville, Szczecin, Tenerife, Vasteras.

(Fonte : http://businessandleadership.com/business/item/28428-ryanair-cuts-18-barcelona/)
 
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RYANAIR’S FIVE YEAR GIRONA EXTENSION COLLAPSES AS NEW GOVERNMENT BACKTRACKS ON DEAL


18 ROUTES CUT, 1.7M PAX & OVER 1,000 JOBS LOST AT GIRONA

Ryanair, the world’s favourite airline, today (15th Feb) confirmed the cancelation of its five year extension agreement at Barcelona Girona Airport, which was originally announced in December 2010, as the new Government of Catalonia has refused to honour its agreement with Ryanair.

In December 2010 Ryanair and the Government of Catalonia reached agreement on a five year extension of its base operation at Girona Airport under which Ryanair agreed to base 11 aircraft at Girona, operate 64 routes and deliver 4m passengers p.a. which would sustain up to 4,000 jobs in and around Girona Airport. However, the new Government has refused to honour the agreement despite being consulted on it by the outgoing Government.

Ryanair will, from the end of February, reduce its Girona operations by five aircraft, close 18 (of 64) routes and reduce frequencies on 17 other routes, with the loss of over 100 weekly flights, which will see Ryanair’s Girona traffic fall from 4m to 2.3m p.a. with the loss of up to 1,700 local jobs. Ryanair regrets the failure of the new Catalonia Government to honour its five year extension agreement with Spain’s largest airline, at a time when it should be trying to grow jobs and tourism in Catalonia. Ryanair will now switch these five aircraft to lower cost airports elsewhere in Europe.

Speaking in Barcelona, Ryanair’s Michael Cawley said:

“Ryanair sincerely regrets that the new Government of Catalonia has failed to honour the recent five year extension of our base agreement at Girona Airport despite the fact that it was consulted on its detail by the outgoing Government. Sadly this will lead to significant traffic and job losses at Girona instead of 4m passengers and the 4,000 local jobs which would have been sustained had the Catalonia Government implemented the agreement which was concluded in December 2010.

Ryanair will now switch five aircraft from Girona with the loss of 18 routes, over 100 weekly flights, 1.7m passengers p.a. and 1,700 jobs to other airports elsewhere in Europe. It is a remarkable achievement by the new government to have caused such job and tourism losses within weeks of taking office. However, while this is a significant loss for Girona, Ryanair will continue to grow at other lower cost airports in Spain and elsewhere in Europe.”
 
Peccato per Tenerife e il 'puente' per Madrid.

Comunque i voli sono ancora tutti prenotabili.

Non ho invece capito l'elenco delle destinazioni con frequenze 'tagliate'. ci sono città che non vengono investite dalla forbice, anzi, ad esempio Pescara aumenta le frequenze da 2x a 3x Week.
 
ho fatto uno screening e risulta questo (per le rotte meno "normali")

Aarhus: inizio 04/03 - fine 02/05
Kristianstad: non inizia
Lille: tutt'ora presente, terminerà il 03/05
Plodiv: non inizia
Potiers: inizio 27/03 - fine 01/05
Szczecin: non inizia

Magdeburg-Cochstedt, Rzeszow, Skelleftea restano

@freez267 e mark palermo: no perchè da nessuna parte è scritto che le rotte vengano proposte da BCN. Ci sono 5 a/m che dovevano "alloggiare" a GRO e invece saranno altrove
 
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Allo stato attuale delle cose, il BDS-GRO di Ryanair nella Summer 2011 è programmato 2xw (come in inverno). La scorsa estate era 3xw.
 
I soliti ricatti... ma ben gli sta a Girona... a puntare tutto su Ryanair.... il risultato è quello che si viene strozzati dal suo potere contrattuale e l'unica soluzione è cacciare i soldi.