Ryanair News
Ryanair expands London offer for winter season
Ryanair has confirmed it will add 14 routes to its winter schedule from London. In total, the carrier will offer 142 routes from Stansted, Luton and Gatwick later this year.
Ryanair to cease operations in Northern Ireland
Ryanair has confirmed it will end operations at both airports in Belfast. The low-cost carrier will cease flights from Belfast City Airport in September and from Belfast International Airport in October.
Ryanair signs Greek tourism partnership
The low-cost carrier and the GNTO will partner in a joint campaign with the aim of strengthening the positioning of the Hellenic destination as a tourist hub in the British, German and Italian markets.
Kiwi.com denies Ryanair accusations over fake boarding passes
Kiwi.com has issued a firm rebuttal to Ryanair over accusations the online travel agent released “fake” boarding passes for the low-cost carrier.
Ryanair expands UK outbound schedule this winter
Ryanair has unveiled plans to add 11 new routes to its schedule this winter. The schedule now includes over 2,000 weekly flights to over 400 destinations.
Ryanair to expand operations from Dublin this winter
Ryanair will launch of four new routes from Dublin this winter. Passengers will be able to fly to Kosice in Slovakia, Plovdiv in Bulgaria and Sibiu in Romania, as well as Welsh capital, Cardiff.
Ryanair to boost Newcastle connections next summer
The two based aircraft will see the number of routes operated from Newcastle by Ryanair increase from seven to 19, including some new destinations such as Milan and Riga.
Ryanair warns passengers over online travel agent scam
Ryanair has called on customers to always book directly through its website or app following further evidence of what the low-cost carrier calls “anti-consumer practices” by online travel agents.
Ryanair looks to summer 2022 for aviation recovery
Traffic at the low-cost carrier rebounded from 0.5 million to 8.1 million over the first quarter, largely due to a recovery in capacity during May and June.
Ryanair unveils plans for pilot recruitment drive
Ryanair plans to recruit upward of 2,000 new pilots over the next three years as the carrier recovers from the pandemic. Training courses take place through 2021 to be ready for next summer.
Ryanair sees uptick in passenger numbers in June
Ryanair carried 5.3 million passengers in June, as European travel restrictions began to ease. The figure compares with just 400,000 passengers in the same month last year. .
Aviation sector calls for clarity in green list designation
Manchester Airports Group and Ryanair have launched a legal challenge calling for transparency in the handling of its traffic light travel system by the UK government.