Italy accused the Irish low-cost airline of 'repeated violations of the COVID-19 health regulations currently in force and imposed by the Italian government to protect the health of passengers'.
If Ryanair continued to break the rules ENAC would 'suspend all air transport activities at national airports, requiring the carrier to re-route all passengers already in possession of tickets'.
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