Ryanair adds 500 flights for half-term


Ryanair adds 500 flights for half-term

Saturday, 17 Aug, 2022 0

Ryanair is adding over 500 flights to and from London Stansted Airport for the autumn half-term break.

It adds up to an additional 100,000 seats to destinations in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Greece, and France.

Ryanair has added these extra seats in response to flight restrictions imposed by Heathrow

Ryanair says it, and London Stansted Airport, have sufficient staff to handle the additional flights.

Ryanair’s Group CEO Michael O’Leary said: “While Hopeless Heathrow continues to cut flights and raise fares for families, Ryanair and London Stansted continue to add flights, and offer thousands of low-fare seats.”

Ryanair looks forward to welcoming thousands of additional families at London Stansted Airport”



 

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