Announcement to the government

Ryanair promises more flights if the tax is canceled

Ryanair has also had a permanent presence in Linz again since October 28. There are currently connections to London-Stansted.

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It is a delicate little plant that is likely to grow: After a six-year break, Ryanair has returned to Linz, from where it now flies to London. "The booking figures are very, very promising," says Andreas Gruber. We spoke to the Laudamotion boss about the growth course, setting an example for other airlines and a harmful tax that the new federal government should abolish.

For three days, Ryanair is now offering seats on the Linz-London route from 24.99 euros - "a gift for the launch of the new route", as Andreas Gruber calls it. The Laudamotion Managing Director acts as Austria spokesman for the Irish low-cost airline, which should be a pleasant task at the moment. Because: Ryanair is growing extremely strongly.