Ryanair Charleroi Morocco flights winter schedule confirmed

The Irish airline had raised the specter of a drastic reduction in its Belgian operations. However, during a company meeting held Tuesday, management revised its strategy. According to Didier Lebbe, permanent secretary of the CNE Aviation union, staff on the tarmac will increase "from 14 to 16 aircraft during the school holidays of All Saints’ Day, Christmas and Carnival." This reversal confirms the attractiveness of the local population basin. The Belgian market, coupled with northern France and neighboring countries, remains an essential pool of customers ready to travel to milder climates.

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The anger displayed against the future government levy strongly resembles a negotiation maneuver. The union representative downplays the impact of this measure, estimating that a surcharge of around ten euros on an airline ticket will not deter departures. To absorb this tax, the carrier should rather reduce the frequency of certain routes. This tactic will reduce overall supply and mechanically drive up fares, while ensuring completely full cabins. A perfectly mastered financial equation that guarantees the maintenance of winter connections.