Ryanair removes a flight to Morocco

Less than a year after the launch last April of its connection between Bournemouth (England) and Agadir (Morocco), Ryanair has just announced its cancellation. This, in response to the increase in the air passengers (ADP), decided by the British authorities and whose entry is planned for 2026.

Last October, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an increase in the air passengers (APD) to count the 2026/27 financial year. At this deadline, the APD will drop from 13 to 15 pounds sterling for short-class flights in economy class. In response to this increase, the airline Ryanair, which since April 2024 has provided the Bournemouth-Agadir affair, the first to Africa for British airport, decided to remove this link.