Since Ryanair stopped flying from Billund Airport on April 1, average ticket prices to European destinations have skyrocketed by 87%, the Danish Air Price Index reveals.
Fares on former Ryanair routes like London, Barcelona, and Rome have soared up to 1,100%, with the cheapest alternatives now involving layovers via Lufthansa. In contrast, flights from Copenhagen and Aalborg have only seen modest 15% increases.
This marks the first time since 2010 that average prices from Billund and Aalborg are at the same level.
Intercontinental fares from Billund have remained relatively stable, rising just 6%.
This post was published on 26 April 2025 22:05
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