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Dear Customer
Ryanair, Italy’s favourite airline, today (23rd Dec) announced that it would cease operating domestic routes from 10 of its Bases in Italy: Alghero, Bari, Bergamo, Bologna, Brindisi, Cagliari, Ciampino, Pescara, Pisa and Trapani, with effect from Saturday 23rd January 2010, following the lifting of Ryanair’s injunction against ENAC Ordinanzas (Ref No. 26/2009 and 79320/DIRGEN/DG) which requires Ryanair to accept various unsecure forms of ID for passengers travelling on Ryanair’s Italian domestic flights. These other forms of ID do not meet international security standards and the impact of ENAC’s Ordinanzas will be to significantly reduce the safety and security of Ryanair’s passengers and its flights on domestic Italian routes.
Ryanair operates a 100% web check-in policy and it is imperative for the safety and security of all Ryanair flights, that all passengers agree at the time of booking, that they will produce either a passport or an EU/EEA National ID card at the boarding gate prior to the boarding of their flight. These safety and security procedures have worked satisfactorily for many years across all of Ryanair’s 1,000 routes for both domestic and international flights throughout the European Union.
Ryanair cannot allow its approved safety and security procedures to be interfered with and undermined by unlawful and inappropriate ENAC Ordinanzas which reduce passenger and aircraft safety/security. Ryanair will cease operating domestic flights from the above Italian airports from Saturday 23rd Jan (i.e. with one month’s notice), and these flights will only be restored if Ryanair can be certain that the safety and security of its operations will not be undermined by ENAC’s unlawful interference.
Ryanair calls on all passengers to complain about ENAC unlawful interference in the safety and security of Ryanair’s operations to the Director General of ENAC, Mr Alessio Quaranta, at
segreteria.dg@enac.gov.it
In relation to your flight’s booked under confirmation number *******, see details below this service will cease operation from the 23/01/10.
Please advise any other passengers who may be travelling in your party of the cancellation of this booking.
Any flights booked to depart after the 23rd January 2010 will be cancelled and a refund will be automatically processed back to the original form of payment used to pay for the original booking.
Ryanair sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused by this route cancellation which is outside the control of the airline.