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Ryanair cuts 30% of flights at Frankfurt-Hahn from Summer 2011

Dublin, Ireland - But also 1 million pax and 1,000 jobs due to Germany's tourist tax

Ryanair, the Irish airline, yesterday announced 30% flight cuts and the loss of 1m passengers at its Frankfurt-Hahn base from Summer 2011 following the introduction of the German Govt’s €8 tourist tax. Ryanair’s Summer 2011 schedule will be cut from 11 to 8 based aircraft with 30% fewer flights (from over 500 to less than 400 flights) each week. As a direct result of Germany’s new €8 tourist t...

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Rome, Italy, 10/28/2010 19:04
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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