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Ryanair adds hundreds of seats for English rugby fans
Ryanair is laying on hundreds more seats for English rugby fans to watch the action at the World Cup Quarter Finals.
The QFs take place this weekend.
Ryanair has added over 800 seats to take English rugby fans to France for the match against Fiji.
These extra flights are available from London Stansted to Marseille.
These extra seats are available to book now at ryanair.com, and are expected to sell out fast.
Ryanair’s Head of Communications, Jade Kirwan, said: “We’ve seen phenomenal demand from English rugby fans travelling to France for what has already been a spectacular Rugby World Cup.”
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