Ryanair to cancel flights at 13 airports, Volotea delay triggers 19 cancellations
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Ryanair announced the withdrawal of services from 13 European airports between 2026 and 2027, while a technical fault in the Enav air‑traffic system delayed a Volotea flight to Oviedo.
Ryanair said it will cease operations at 13 European airports between 2026 and 2027, with cancellations scheduled for various destinations including Vigo (Spain) in January 2026, Amman (Jordan) in March 2026, Asturie (Spain) in March 2026, Clermont‑Ferrand (France) in March 2026, Ponta Delgada and Terceira (Azores, Portugal) in March 2026, and Rodez (France) in August 2026.
The airline confirmed the plan to reduce its presence at these airports will continue through 2027. A Volotea flight from Bergamo to Oviedo scheduled for 08:30 on 16 October was delayed to 10:50 on 17 October after an Enav network fault, causing a 26‑hour delay.
Volotea said it reprogrammed the flight for Saturday morning and provided assistance such as hotel accommodation where needed. Enav reported that it had restored 100 % operational capacity in the national airspace after the fault.
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