MILAN — The Codacons consumer advocacy group said Ryanair’s decision to cancel 2,000 flights over the next six weeks has put a poor light on its plans to bid for bankrupt Alitalia. Budget carrier Ryanair has announced it would cancel up to 50 flights a day through October to improve punctuality. Codacons said Saturday the decision will have repercussions for â€thousands and thousands of Italian travelers,†and that passengers should be fully reimbursed or rebooked on other flights at no additional cost. Codacons added that â€in light of what happened, the air carrier does not seem the most adapted to take over Alitalia.†Ryanair’s CEO has said the low-cost carrier would make a bid for the long-range assets of Alitalia, which filed for bankruptcy in May.

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