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Ryanair adds five new UK winter routes
Thursday, 30 May, 2008
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Ryanair is adding new routes from the UK as part of an expanded winter European flying programme.
Flights from Bournemouth to Milan and Paris, and from Glasgow to Faro, Malaga and Tenerife are featured.
A total of 14 new routes are introduced including services to four new destinations; Lille in France plus three airports in Morocco, Agadir,
Nador and Tangier.
Ryanair will be operating more than 660 routes in winter 2008-09 on a schedule that starts on October 27.
by Phil Davies
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