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Ryanair flights and fares go live on Amadeus
Ryanair has expanded its low-fare corporate travel offering to the Amadeus Travel Platform.
Over 3,000 daily Ryanair flights across 36 countries are now available to book for business travel.
It covers about 235 destinations.
Ryanair says the move will help businesses keep rising travel costs in check and ‘ensure convenient corporate travel options.’
“We look forward to working with Amadeus as Ryanair grows to carrying 225m passengers annually by FY26.”
“With the integration, travel sellers and corporations will have a broader choice of travel options,” said Jose-Luis Aragon, Regional VP.
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