Ryanair expects 95% fall in passenger numbers until April
Airline criticises ‘brutal lockdowns’ and calls for vaccination drives to be accelerated
Ryanair expects to lose 95% of its traffic in February and March, with few if any flights operating from the UK and Ireland, because of the latest Covid lockdowns and travel restrictions.
The Dublin-based airline, which normally carries the most passengers in Europe, lambasted “brutal lockdowns” and called on the Irish government in particular to accelerate vaccinations.



