Ryanair publishes list of flights to be cancelled up to the end of October

OVER 98% OF RYANAIR CUSTOMERS WILL BE UNAFFECTED

Ryanair today (18 Sept) confirmed that it has published the full list of flight cancellations (now less than 50 per day) between Thurs 21^st Sept. to Tues 31^st Oct. next. These cancellations have been allocated where possible, to Ryanair’s bigger base airports, and routes with multiple daily frequencies so that Ryanair can offer these disrupted customers the maximum number of alternate flights and routes in order to minimise inconvenience to them.

The full list of these flight cancellations (from Thurs 21^st to Thurs Oct 31^st) will appear on the Ryanair.com website later today, and customers affected by these cancellations will be emailed with offers of alternative flights or full refunds and details of their EU261 compensation entitlement.

The airports where one line of flying will be removed for the next 6 weeks are as follows, (these airports have been selected because of the high frequency of flights Ryanair operates to/from these airports where customers can be offered the most accommodating options):

While Ryanair sincerely regrets and apologises for these cancellations, it pointed out that they will affect less than 2% of all customers over the next 6 weeks, and the majority of these passengers will be offered alternative flights on the same or next day. For those passengers who cannot, or do not wish to take the alternative flights offered they will receive a full refund and their EU261 compensation.

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary said:

While over 98% of our customers will not be affected by these cancellations over the next 6 weeks, we apologise unreservedly to those customers whose travel will be disrupted, and assure them that we have done our utmost to try to ensure that we can re-accommodate most of them on alternative flights on the same or next day.

Ryanair is not short of pilots – we were able to fully crew our peak summer schedule in June, July and August – but we have messed up the allocation of annual leave to pilots in Sept and Oct because we are trying to allocate a full year’s leave into a 9 month period from April to December. This issue will not recur in 2018 as Ryanair goes back onto a 12 month calendar leave year from 1^st Jan to 31^st December 2018.

This is a mess of our own making. I apologise sincerely to all our customers for any worry or concern this has caused them over the past weekend. We have only taken this decision to cancel this small proportion of our 2,500 daily flights so that we can provide extra standby cover and protect the punctuality of the 98% of flights that will be unaffected by these cancellations.

Hereunder the full list of flights cancelled to/from Belgian airports:

(in addition to what we have published earlier for the period of 16, 17, 18 to 20 September)

There will be 204 cancellations in Charleroi and 90 cancellations in Brussels for a total of 294 between 21 September and 28 October.

Thursday 21st September

FR4566 Brussels Charleroi – Figari FR4567 Figari – Brussels Charleroi
FR6316 Brussels Charleroi – Marseille FR6315 Marseille – Brussels Charleroi

Friday 22nd September

FR201 Brussels Charleroi – Copenhagen FR200 Copenhagen – Brussels Charleroi
FR8048 Brussels Charleroi – Nimes FR8049 Nimes – Brussels Charleroi
FR4071 Brussels Charleroi – La Rochelle FR4072 La Rochelle – Brussels Charleroi
FR6055 Brussels Charleroi – Venice Treviso FR6066 Venice Treviso – Brussels Charleroi

Saturday 23nd September

None

Sunday 24th September

FR7352 Edinburgh – Brussels Charleroi FR7353 Brussels Charleroi – Edinburgh
FR2105 Brussels Charleroi – Toulouse FR2106 Toulouse – Brussels Charleroi
FR4526 Brussels Charleroi – Milan Bergamo FR4527 Milan Bergamo – Brussels Charleroi
FR164 Berlin – Brussels FR165 Brussels – Berlin
FR8416 Brussels Charleroi – Budapest FR8415 Budapest – Brussels Charleroi

Monday: 25th Sept & 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd Oct

FR4522 Brussels C – Milan B FR4523 Milan B – Brussels C
FR1055 Brussels C – Warsaw M FR1056 Warsaw M – Brussels C
FR3239 Brussels C – Manchester FR3238 Manchester – Brussels C
FR201 Brussels C – Copenhagen FR200 Copenhagen – Brussels C
FR7000 Rome F – Brussels FR7010 Brussels – Rome F

Tuesday: 26th Sept & 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th Oct

FR201 Brussels C – Copenhagen FR200 Copenhagen – Brussels C
FR6316 Brussels C – Marseille FR6315 Marseille – Brussels C
FR7000 Rome F – Brussels FR7010 Brussels – Rome F

Wednesday: 27th Sept & 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th Oct

FR2105 Brussels C – Toulouse FR2106 Toulouse – Brussels C
FR7000 Rome F – Brussels FR7010 Brussels – Rome F
FR2932 Lisbon – Brussels FR2931 Brussels – Lisbon

Thursday: 28th Sept & 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th Oct

FR1055 Brussels C – Warsaw M FR1056 Warsaw M – Brussels C
FR6055 Brussels C – Venice FR6056 Venice – Brussels C
FR46 Dublin – Brussels C FR47 Brussels C – Dublin
FR7000 Rome F – Brussels Z FR7010 Brussels Z – Rome F

Friday: 29th Sept & 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th Oct

FR1055 Brussels C – Warsaw M FR1056 Warsaw M – Brussels C
FR3239 Brussels C – Manchester FR3238 Manchester – Brussels C
FR201 Brussels C – Copenhagen FR200 Copenhagen – Brussels C
FR2932 Lisbon – Brussels FR2931 Brussels – Lisbon

Saturday: 30th Sept & 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th Oct

FR201 Brussels C – Copenhagen FR200 Copenhagen – Brussels C
FR6105 Brussels C – Rome C FR6106 Rome C – Brussels C
FR4526 Brussels C – Milan B FR4527 Milan B – Brussels C
FR7000 Rome F – Brussels FR7010 Brussels – Rome F

Sunday: 1st, 8th 15th & 22nd Oct

FR3745 Brussels C – Pisa FR3746 Pisa – Brussels C
FR1057 Brussels C – Warsaw M FR1058 Warsaw M – Brussels C
FR1452 Dublin – Brussels FR1453 Brussels – Dublin
FR7000 Rome F – Brussels FR7010 Brussels – Rome F

For a list of all cancellations (all destinations), please refer to the Ryanair website