Ryanair ends service at Bremen Airport after fee dispute

Ryanair ends service at Bremen Airport after fee dispute
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Ryanair has ceased operations at Bremen Airport, a decision announced by the Bremen state government on Wednesday.

Economy Senator Kristina Vogt said Ryanair demanded excessive airport fees and wanted services and infrastructure used almost free of charge, which she said would cause the airport to lose money on each passenger; the withdrawal is expected to reduce the airport’s traffic by about 400,000 passengers per year, roughly one fifth of its total traffic.

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