Ryanair ends service to Bremen and cancels flights to 13 destinations

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Ryanair cancelled all flights to 13 destinations and will have no flights scheduled past October 2026, and it will end service to Bremen, Germany, in late March 2027 with the final departure on Saturday, March 27, 2027, flight FR3633 to London Stansted.

The Bremen base operated a single 189‑seat Boeing 737‑800 aircraft, saw an 8% capacity increase in 2026 from a new route to Lamezia Terme and added seats to Alicante, Palma de Mallorca and Zadar, and now retains six routes to Alicante, Lamezia Terme, London Stansted, Malaga, Palma and Zadar; Ryanair cited excessive access costs, including air traffic control, security and airport fees, as the reason for ending the service, while its 2026 schedule shows 3,272 daily movements, up 4% from 2025.

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