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Ryanair launches fourth Bournemouth route
Friday, 09 Feb, 2006
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Ryanair will launch a fourth route from Bournemouth in the summer when it begins services to Pisa.
The three times weekly service will start on June 8 with the carrier predicting it will carry 40,000 passengers annually.
Flights will operate on a Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday with 10,000 one-way fares available at £9.99, excluding taxes.
Ryanair already operates services to Dublin, Glasgow and Barcelona from Bournemouth.
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