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Ryanair builds Prestwick network
Wednesday, 24 Jul, 2006
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Ryanair is adding two services from Prestwick this winter.
The budget carrier will serve Eindhoven and Riga from October 31 with one-way fares starting at £2.49 before taxes and charges. Eindhoven will be served with five flights a week and Riga with four a week.
The new routes will give the airline a network of 23 destinations served from the Scottish airport.
Meanwhile, Ryanair is increasing services from Franfurt (Hahn) in winter with new routes to Balaton, Biarritz, Nantes and Valencia, bringing the network from the German hub up to 41 routes.
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