2024-05-14 15:06:30
The largest European low-cost airline Ryanair said that after the summer season it will open new low-cost flights to popular cities that are in demand among tourists.
Lowcostavia writes about this.
Passengers will be able to use the new flights this fall, but bookings for tickets are not yet open. However, travelers can start planning their trips and discover new locations at affordable prices.
So, the Irish airline Ryanair will fly on the following routes:
- Budapest – Liverpool from October 28 (flight will occur 2 times a week);
- Barcelona – Copenhagen from October 29 (the flight will operate 4 times a week);
- Birmingham – Plovdiv from November 2 – (the flight will operate once a week);
- Memmingen – Manchester from November 2 – (flight will operate once a week);
- Belfast – Kaunas from October 27, 2024 – (flight will operate 2 times a week);
- Frankfurt Hahn – Sofia from October 27 – (flight will operate 3 times a week);
- Paris Beauvais – Rovaniemi from October 28 – (flight will operate 2 times a week);
- Birmingham – Lodz from October 28 – (the flight will operate 2 times a week).
“Cursor” wrote earlier that the European company Ryanair addressed passengers with an important appeal. Customers are asked to print their tickets as some airports do not accept electronic tickets.
We also wrote that Ryanair plans to return to the Israeli market from June 3 this year and operate 40 flights per week. Citizens were told which routes the carrier would serve.