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Ryanair launches 2021/22 winter schedule
Ryanair has launched its winter 21/22 schedule with more than 700 routes and 20 million seats available to book.
While remaining confident that a summer season will be possible, the carrier said it wanted to offer customers an alternative choice.
The schedule, which kicks off in October, includes Cyprus, the Greek islands, Gran Canaria, Sicily and Malaga.
Ski destinations of Turin, Milan and Salzburg are also featured, along with Barcelona, Malta and Marrakech.
Special fares of £29.99 are available for bookings made before midnight on Sunday.
Ryanair’s Director of Marketing, Dara Brady said: "While we believe the successful roll-out of the vaccine will see Europeans enjoying their favourite spots this Summer, Ryanair wants to give customers further choice and something to look forward to, whether that is a break to reunite with friends and family in July, or a winter sun getaway to the sunny Greek Islands in November."
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