Fewer flights and more expensive: Ryanair issues warning that could have impact as early as winterPhoto by Grzegorz Lewandowski on Pexels
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Fewer flights and more expensive: Ryanair issues warning that could have impact as early as winter

CNN Portugal3 September 2026 at 08:35

Ryanair issued a warning about the aviation sector that could have an impact as early as next winter. The airline expects a reduction in the number of available flights and an increase in airfare prices.

According to the warning issued by Ryanair, there are market operators that will face significant difficulties. The company warned that some airlines will struggle to maintain operational capacity, and that some may even not survive the current sector conditions.

This forecast comes in a context of challenges faced by the aviation industry, which has been dealing with various pressures in recent times. Ryanair's warning suggests that passengers should expect significant changes in flight supply and prices during the winter season.

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