Ryanair is to expand services from Belgium and Germany next year.
The no-frills carrier add four new Boeing 737-800 aircraft and open six routes from Brussels (Charleroi) to Ibiza, Kaunas, Krakow, Nador, Seville and Zadar from March.
The new routes and increased frequencies on 14 other routes will increase Ryanair’s annual traffic at Charleroi to more than four million passengers.
An eighth 737-800 aircraft will be based in Dusseldorf (Weeze) and two new routes will be added from March to Lappeenranta in Finland and Szczecin in Poland.
Frequencies are also being raised on five other routes, Barcelona (Girona), Faro, Ibiza, Malaga and Trapani, from Weeze.
The carrier has already announced expansion from Norway and various airports in Italy for 2010.
by Phil Davies
