Ryanair draws half of its flights between Gothenburg and London, starting this fall. The reason is that the Swedavia airport charges are too high for the company, reports the Göteborgs-Posten.
But the discount the company’s claim that the charges raised rejected by the Landvetter.
– We are actively to keep them down to be as competitive as possible. During this year we have reduced tariffs by about seven percent, said airport director Charlotte Ljunggren told the newspaper.
Ryanair currently has 18 flights a week from Landvetter to Stansted, on the outskirts of England’s capital.
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