Ryanair Slashes Berlin Flight Schedule by Half

Ryanair has cut twelve connections at Berlin Brandenburg Airport due to high fees, reducing the carrier's local presence by 50 percent.

Irish airline has officially reduced its flight offerings at , cutting twelve connections starting October 25, 2026. The move slashes the carrier's Berlin presence by half, removing direct flights to several destinations.

Travelers can no longer fly directly from BER to Palermo, Marseille, Trieste, Reggio Calabria, Tallinn, or Pisa via Ryanair. The airline cites high location fees for the withdrawal, a strategy previously seen in Vienna where also recently exited.

FBB CEO Aletta von Massenbach expects BER passenger numbers to drop to 25.7 million in 2026 due to these cuts. While Ryanair is also exiting Bremen, other carriers like and Wizz Air are currently expanding their operations at the Berlin airport.


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