Ryanair’s O’Leary May Offer Greece Free Flights Amid ‘Tragedy’
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Ryanair Holdings Plc, Europe’s biggest discount air carrier, called on Greek authorities to back its plan for free flights on some domestic routes for two weeks as the country struggles to stave off economic collapse.
Ryanair plans to waive charges for Greeks on routes connecting Athens to Chania, Rhodes and Thessaloniki, starting from July 13. The offer is dependent on aviation authorities and Athens airport also agreeing to scrap fees, the Dublin-based carrier said on Thursday.