Ryanair to end Bremen service in April 2027, cutting 500,000 seats
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Ryanair will cease all flights to Bremen from April 2027, eliminating around 500,000 seats on the London Stansted‑Bremen route and ending service after a final flight on 27 March 2027. The airline also noted earlier cancellations of 24 German routes that removed 800,000 seats and a 50 % reduction to Berlin in April.
Bremen service termination
Ryanair will stop all flights to Bremen, Germany, from April 2027, cutting about 500,000 seats on the London Stansted‑Bremen route. The airline’s final flight to Bremen is scheduled for 27 March 2027, after which passengers will need to use layovers for onward travel.
Earlier German route cuts
The carrier previously announced the cancellation of 24 routes to and from Germany, which together removed 800,000 seats from its schedule.
Additional schedule reductions
Ryanair will also reduce its flight schedule to and from Berlin by 50 % in April of this year.
CEO comments
CEO Eddie Wilson said Germany’s aviation market is “broken” and cited high government taxes and fees and Lufthansa’s high‑fare monopoly as causes of the highest air fares in Europe.
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