Ryanair flights to Morocco from France?

Ryanair raises its voice in the face of the French government’s plan to triple the Chirac tax on plane tickets. The low-cost airline threatens to cancel half of its flights in France from January 1, 2025, impacting ten regional airports and potentially connections with Morocco.

Jason McGuinness, commercial director of Ryanair, sounded the alarm: if this tax, which currently amounts to 1.50 euros per ticket for domestic economy class flights, is multiplied by three, lines like Limoges, Carcassonne or Perpignan will become “economically unviable”.