Popular carrier is discontinuing some connections. Among them to Poland

Ryanair plans to cut routes from Brussels Charleroi and Zaventem airports, including connections to Polish cities. The airline attributes these reductions to the Belgian government's decision to increase the air tax significantly by 2027. Ryanair's CEO criticized the government for harming the competitiveness of Belgian airports, warning of potential passenger and investment losses. The airline also announced the relocation of six aircraft to other European markets, with only the Dublin route remaining from Zaventem. Ryanair proposed a conditional development plan to launch 100 new routes if the tax hike is reversed, potentially creating 1,000 jobs.