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Ryanair adds over 1.6 million extra seats on Christmas flights
Ryanair is ramping up capacity on Christmas flights.
It provides some early festive cheer for customers with over 1.6 million extra seats across over 600 routes this Christmas.
The extra flights are available from 15 December – 8 January.
The airline cites soaring customer demand for the extra Christmas flights capacity boost.
To mark the expansion, the airline has launched a very merry seat sale with cracker fares from €29.99 for travel between 15 December – 8 January.
Ryanair’s Head of Communications, Jade Kirwan, said: “Ryanair is delighted to announce an early Christmas present for our customers in response to strong Christmas demand.”
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