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Ryanair boosts Barcelona routes
Sunday, 29 Sep, 2006
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Ryanair is expanding its hub at Barcelona Girona airport by adding 17 routes for next summer.
The no-frills carrier will deploy four new Boeing 737-800s at the airport and expects to generate one million extra passengers a year.
The expansion – the biggest in the airline’s history – will bring its network from the airport up to 40 routes.
Bristol, Newcastle and Teesside will all gain flights from Girona next March as part of the new route development.
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