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Ryanair launch more routes from Liverpool
Saturday, 07 Dec, 2005
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Ryanair is launching two new flights from Liverpool taking its number of routes from John Lennon Airport to 20.
It will introduce services to Porto and Seville on February 22 with one-way fares starting from £6.99, excluding tax.
The carrier said it will carry 2.4 million passenger from Liverpool over the next 12 months.
Ryan air has already announced the launch of flights to Bergerac, Carcassonne and Derry on February 9.
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