On some aviation news sites saying Ryanair pulling some based aircraft out of Portugal due to airport operators hiking up fees n taxes. Same in Germany pulling aircraft out of Germany. Ryanair are also short on new aircraft deliveries which are running massively behind schedule, so in turn is having scheduling effects on expansion plans across the company, since they won't know what they have to play with. But if they are set to pull aircraft out of Germany & Portugal it could be a case of where these aircraft will be dispersed to and what options these aircraft will open up. So could it be that possibility of loosing large amount of traffic with various operators that airport owners/ authorities in both countries see a bit of a climb down and see aircraft remain there and not be pulled thus scheduling can be returned. So just a case of watch this space as things can change rapidly in the aviation industry.
But most other RYR routes from FAO are now on sale. If RYR are culling routes due to late deliveries, it'll be the weaker one's - which will be getting weaker as customers book alternatives.