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Ryanair makes massive ski push
Ryanair has unveiled a winter flying programme offering 58 routes from the UK to European ski airports
The no-frills airline is to serve winter sports destinations from London, Glasgow, Liverpool, East Midlands, Bristol, Bournemouth, Newcastle, Blackpool and Doncaster.
Ski gateways such as Grenoble, Salzburg, Friedrichshafen, Turin, Milan and Barcelona are covered.
Ryanair is offering flights at no charge other than fees and taxes.
Head of sales and marketing Sinead Finn said: “Our gateway airports are convenient and situated for easy access to the resorts that skiers want to go to.
“Getting to famous French resorts such as Val D’Isere, Meribel and Courchevel is so simple from Grenoble. And Friedrichshafen offers the fastest access to Swiss and Austrian mega-resorts like Davos, Klosters and St Anton.
“We recognise the unprecedented demand for ski flights from the UK, which is why we’ve got more destinations served from more UK airports than ever before.”
by Phil Davies
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