Ryanair's Potential Suspension of Flights from Tetouan: What We Know
In recent days, speculation has arisen regarding the possibility that Ryanair may suspend its flights to and from Tetouan for the upcoming winter season of 2026-2027. Various media outlets have reported on this issue, primarily relying on reservation data and insights from the platform FlightsFrom, which tracks flight schedules and availability. Concerns have been raised due to the unavailability of tickets for several routes connecting Tetouan with major destinations such as Madrid, Malaga, Alicante, Brussels-Charleroi, Marseille, and Marrakech.
The situation has led to the observation that the last scheduled flights to Charleroi, Marseille, and Marrakech are set for October 23, with flights to Madrid ceasing on October 24, Alicante on October 28, and Malaga on October 30. Beyond these dates, no further bookings are currently listed in the system, fueling doubts about Ryanair's commitment to maintaining its presence in Tetouan for the winter months.
Ryanair's Response to the Speculation
In response to these rising concerns, Ryanair was contacted by Le360, where the airline refrained from confirming or denying the potential cessation of its services from Tetouan. A representative from the airline stated, "While we have finalized the majority of our winter 2026 program, the rest will be confirmed in the coming months." This statement leaves the door open for potential adjustments to their flight schedule, suggesting that the current lack of flights available for booking does not yet reflect a definitive decision regarding the future of their operations in Tetouan.
The uncertainty surrounding Ryanair's flight operations continues to generate interest and concern among travelers and industry observers alike. As the situation develops, updates from the airline will be crucial for those planning to travel to and from Tetouan this winter.
As reported by fr.le360.ma.
