Lauda’s Zadar base “not going ahead”
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The CEO of Ryanair, Eddie Wilson, has said the planned new base of its subsidiary Lauda in Zadar is “not going ahead”. Initially, the Ryanair Group announced the opening of the base would be postponed until next year due to the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic, however, those plans have now been dropped. Mr Wilson noted that the three aircraft destined for Zadar would go to Dublin instead. The Ryanair Group has discontinued the sale of flights from Zadar to Aarhus, Budapest, Bremen, Cork, Dublin, Eindhoven, Frankfurt, Gdansk, Gothenburg, Hamburg, Kaunas, Krakow, London, Liverpool, Maastricht, Manchester, Marseille, Memmingen, Nuremberg, Paris, Riga, Stockholm, Toulouse and Wroclaw. The Ryanair Group was expected to handle some 672.000 passengers in Zadar this year.
The CEO of Ryanair, Eddie Wilson, has said the planned new base of its subsidiary Lauda in Zadar is “not going ahead”. Initially, the Ryanair Group announced the opening of the base would be postponed until next year due to the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic, however, those plans have now been dropped. Mr Wilson noted that the three aircraft destined for Zadar would go to Dublin instead. The Ryanair Group has discontinued the sale of flights from Zadar to Aarhus, Budapest, Bremen, Cork, Dublin, Eindhoven, Frankfurt, Gdansk, Gothenburg, Hamburg, Kaunas, Krakow, London, Liverpool, Maastricht, Manchester, Marseille, Memmingen, Nuremberg, Paris, Riga, Stockholm, Toulouse and Wroclaw. The Ryanair Group was expected to handle some 672.000 passengers in Zadar this year.
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