Ryanair has decided to terminate 12 routes and 800,000 seats from its 2025 summer schedule to Spain, a move that will come as a blow to tourists hoping to explore the top European country later this year. The budget airline will cease operations at two airports completely and reduce them at another five. The company's CEO, Eddie Wilson, has criticised airport authority Aena's measures as being "ineffective" and not supporting the Government's objectives of achieving more traffic at Spain's regional airports. Aena's "excessive" charges and lack of "viable" incentives are damaging regional airports, limiting their growth and wasting areas of airport capacity, Wilson said at a press conference on Thursday (January 16), according to the Majorca Daily Bulletin.