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Ryanair to slash Alicante base by 80% this Winter

Milan, Italy - 31 routes, 2.5m passengers per year, over 2,000 jobs lost and EUR 30m per year by AENA-Alicante

Ryanair announced yesterday heavy cuts (until up to 80%) at its Alicante base from October 2011, following AENA Alicante’s decision last week to force airline to use airbridges, and pay over € 2m per year extra for these facilities. The airline has been operating at Alicante Airport for over five years without the use of airbridges and this decision by AENA-Alicante is for the airline "An abuse of...

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Rome, Italy, 04/07/2011 11:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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