At the end of the month, the Ryanair Group, of which Lauda is also a member, is discontinuing numerous routes from Vienna-Schwechat. The reason for this is probably the extremely subdued demand due to the corona pandemic. Various travel restrictions, which can mean that people residing in Vienna or Austria cannot enter the country at all, are obviously having an additional negative impact on sales. Now destinations such as Paris-BVA, Bordeaux and Gdansk are being abandoned. In total, Ryanair is cancelling 12 destinations from Vienna-Schwechat by the end of September. These are not only summer destinations that are being discontinued early, but city shuttle destinations are also affected. According to current information, nine more routes will be cancelled at the end of October 2020. At the same time, however, the Canary Islands are being added back to the program. In general, the winter flight schedule from Vienna is significantly reduced and classics such as Marrakesh and Agadir are completely missing. For other destinations, the inclusion seems extremely questionable due to strict entry and quarantine regulations and the associated virtually zero demand. Ryanair itself has not commented on the changes to the Vienna flight schedule, but these are not only visible on the company's homepage, but affected passengers have already been informed on a large scale by email about the cancellation of their bookings. The Lauda parent company is not an isolated case, however, as competitors Wizzair and Austrian Airlines have also repeatedly adapted their flight schedules in recent days and weeks and adjusted them to current demand. While AUA makes no secret of the fact that the situation is currently challenging, questions about route cancellations do not seem to be welcome at Wizzair. Possible effects of the cancellations on the staff of the subsidiary Laudamotion or the Maltese successor Lauda Europe