The Maltese airline Corendon Europe is once again cutting costs in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Flights to the Canary Islands are at risk from numerous airports. Most of these routes were discontinued early in the 2022/23 winter flight schedule, but were due to be reactivated in April 2023. Corendon and its EU subsidiary Corendon Europe overreached themselves in the summer of 2022, as they launched an enormous number of new routes. They expanded so quickly that they wet-leased a conspicuous number of aircraft from other airlines. In some cases, the leased fleet was even larger than the one they operated themselves. There was obviously no economic success, as the route network was radically cut in several waves. Even some of the routes that are still left have had to be removed from the systems in recent weeks. The carrier's staff were informed some time ago that the company would be less expansive in the summer of 2023 and that the route network would also be reduced. The company wants to place more emphasis on making money. For example, the Basel base, which did not even last a year, is being closed. The latest "cutback" affects flight connections from Brussels to Tenerife, from Friedrichshafen, Graz, Linz, Saarbrücken and Stuttgart to Las Palmas, from Paderborn, Rostock and Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden to Fuerteventura and from Rostock to Hurghada. The connections are currently marked "sold out". At Corendon, this is always a harbinger of the routes disappearing completely from the reservation system shortly afterwards. As is usual with "unwelcome news", Corendon made no statement on the recent cuts made to the flight schedule.