Ryanair cancels winter flights due to high fuel costs

Ryanair has canceled several winter routes and flights due to rising fuel costs.

Passengers planning winter travel from Denmark may face reduced flight options.

The airline lowered its passenger forecast for the 2026/27 financial year to 214 million.

This target is 2 million passengers fewer than previously expected.

Higher fuel prices and weaker travel demand have hurt the company's overall earnings.

The budget carrier linked these market pressures to conflict between Iran and the United States.

Meanwhile, Billund Airport in Denmark has announced a new flight route.

This news was reported by The Copenhagen Post.