Ryanair threatens to reduce Alicante service
Budget airline, Ryanair, has threatened to reduce the number of flights into and out of Alicante's El Altet airport because of a dispute with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority over problems with passenger boarding bridges at the new terminal.
Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary said in a press convention on Tuesday that in the city is a ‘situation of dispute’ with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority and added that the airline's service was likely to be reduced if an agreement could not be reached.
The new terminal allegedly provides no direct access for passengers to board the planes., meaning that airlines will have to meet the cost of installing passenger boarding bridges themselves. Ryanair say that if this is the case, they will have no option but to put their ticket prices up.
The airline will be running 57 routes out of Alicante from the summer, but O’Leary has warned that the number will be reduced from October if no agreement is reached with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority.
Ryanair are also in dispute with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority over the new computer system at Gran Canaria airport.
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Budget airline, Ryanair, has threatened to reduce the number of flights into and out of Alicante's El Altet airport because of a dispute with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority over problems with passenger boarding bridges at the new terminal.
Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary said in a press convention on Tuesday that in the city is a ‘situation of dispute’ with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority and added that the airline's service was likely to be reduced if an agreement could not be reached.
The new terminal allegedly provides no direct access for passengers to board the planes., meaning that airlines will have to meet the cost of installing passenger boarding bridges themselves. Ryanair say that if this is the case, they will have no option but to put their ticket prices up.
The airline will be running 57 routes out of Alicante from the summer, but O’Leary has warned that the number will be reduced from October if no agreement is reached with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority.
Ryanair are also in dispute with the Spanish Spanish airports Authority over the new computer system at Gran Canaria airport.
thereader.es
CIAO
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