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Ryanair cancels 2 million seats amid Morocco flights
The low-cost airline "Ryanair" has announced a significant reduction in its operations in Belgium during the winter season 2026-2027 and summer 2027. This includes canceling around two million seats and withdrawing five aircraft from Charleroi Airport. The decision is due to the Belgian authorities increasing the federal tax on airline tickets, which will rise from €5 to €7 starting January 2027. This tax hike is expected to reduce the attractiveness of the Belgian market and leave the status of flights heading to Morocco uncertain for now. It is anticipated that this will lead to a decrease in flights directed to Morocco from the airport, especially since it is considered a key hub for low-cost flights for Moroccans in Belgium, although the airline has not yet confirmed which destinations will be affected. This move comes amid a broader trend among European countries offering tax incentives to attract airlines, raising concerns among Moroccan travelers who rely on these flights.
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