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Ryanair adds thousands of extra seats for Euros 2024
Budget carrier Ryanair has added more seats for fans heading to this summer’s Euros 2024 in Germany.
The airline has released 11,000 extra seats to and from the UK for the June tournament.
Following high demand from fans, Ryanair has added extra seats on existing key match routes, including London Stansted to Dortmund and Frankfurt and Manchester to Cologne.
There are brand new routes on a temporary basis just for the Euros.
These include Edinburgh to Memmingen, Bristol to Frankfurt and Glasgow to Cologne.
Ryanair’s Head of Comms, Jade Kirwan said: “It’s going to be an epic summer of football with the return of the Euros this June. To make sure all footy fans can enjoy it in-person, Ryanair has added over 11,000 extra seats.”
Ryanair expects the Euros 2024 extra flights to sell out quickly.
It was recently revealed England fans have booked more flights than any other nation ahead of the tournament.
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