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ADVERTISEMENT Ryanair has announced it is axing all flights to and from Aalborg Airport in Denmark from the end of March. It means the country will lose 1.7 million seats and 32 routes for the summer, the budget airline said. Ryanair has also confirmed it will close its base at Billund, another destination in Denmark, where it has two aircraft. The budget carrier flies to both Aalborg and Billund, the latter the home of Legoland, from London Stansted airport. It operates direct routes to