Ryanair cuts €100M investment in Rome airports due to rising costs, impacting tourism and jobs.

Ryanair is cutting its investment in Rome's airports by €100 million and removing a plane from Fiumicino due to high operational costs and flight restrictions. The airline claims costs are predicted to rise by 15% at Fiumicino and 44% at Ciampino by 2028, along with higher local taxes. This move could impact tourism and job markets as Rome prepares for the Jubilee year, expected to attract up to 32 million visitors in 2025.