Ryanair cancels another 18,000 flights

Ryanair announced it will suspend 34 routes across Europe between November 2017 and March 2018, in a move hoping to alleviate the pilot crisis that struck the company since the beginning of this month.

In total, approximately 18,000 flights will be cancelled, affecting 400,000 passengers. This is in addition to the 2,000 flights already cancelled since the beginning of September due to the mismanagement of the pilots’ rota.

The Irish low-cost company now decided to ground 25 of its 400 aircraft during the winter schedule, apparently after the pilots refused to give up one week of their annual leave in exchange to £12,000.

Here’s the complete list of the flights that will be suspended until March 2018:

Bucharest – Palermo
Chania – Athens
Chania – Pafos
Cologne – Berlin
Chania – Thessaloniki
Edinburgh – Szczecin
Glasgow – Las Palmas
Hamburg – Edinburgh
Hamburg – Katowice
Hamburg – Oslo
Hamburg – Salonic
Hamburg – Venice
London Gatwick – Belfast
London Stansted – Edinburgh
London Stansted – Glasgow
Newcastle – Faro
Newcastle – Gdansk
Sofia – Castellon
Sofia – Memmingen
Sofia – Pisa
Sofia – Stockholm
Sofia – Venice
Thessaloniki – Bratislava
Thessaloniki – Paris
Thessaloniki – Warsaw
Trapani – Baden Baden
Trapani – Frankfurt
Trapani – Genoa
Trapani – Krakow
Trapani – Parma
Trapani – Rome
Trapani – Trieste
Wroclaw – Warsaw
Gdansk – Warsaw

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