Ryanair cancelled flights to 13 destinations: from Spain to Greece to Germany
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Ryanair announced the termination of flights from 13 airports across Europe between 2026 and 2027, while an Enav network fault in October caused multiple cancellations, including 16 Ryanair flights.
Planned airport closures
Ryanair will cancel all flights from 13 European airports between 2026 and 2027. The airline will stop flights from Vigo, Spain in January 2026; from Amman, Jordan; Asturie, Spain; Clermont‑Ferrand, France; Ponta Delgada, Azores, Portugal; and Terceira, Azores, Portugal in March 2026; and from Rodez, France in August 2026.
October network fault impact
A fault in the Enav air‑traffic network on 16 October delayed a Volotea flight to Oviedo and led to 19 cancellations that day, including 16 internal Ryanair flights. Enav later reported that it had restored 100 percent operational capacity in the national airspace.