Ryanair threatens to cut 20 routes in Europe due to rising taxes, particularly criticizing Belgium's increased aviation levy. The airline argues that these taxes will lead to higher fares and reduced demand, potentially collapsing the local economy and tourism. Ryanair's chief commercial officer warns that Belgium risks becoming uncompetitive compared to other EU countries that have lowered taxes. The airline has also expressed similar concerns in Portugal and Spain regarding rising levies. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)