Problems with Ryanair flights in Greece due to delays
The airline Ryanair recently faced significant problems within its Greek flight network. According to a statement from the company, a total of 37 flights experienced major delays, which in some cases reached up to three hours.
This incident directly affected nearly 7,000 passengers, who faced inconvenience at the airports. Ryanair's management attributed these problems to the state of air traffic control in Greece, arguing that the management of air traffic was inadequate.
The airline expressed strong complaints regarding the quality of control services and officially requested the intervention of the European Commission. Ryanair's goal is for the reasons behind the delays to be examined and for a solution to be found so that such phenomena do not recur in the future.
So far, there has been no official response from the competent Greek authorities regarding the company's allegations. Passengers traveling to or from Greece are advised to check the status of their flight before heading to the airport, as the situation remains under monitoring.