Ryanair returning to Belfast International with 12 routes


Ryanair returning to Belfast International with 12 routes

Tuesday, 08 Jul, 2022 0

Ryanair announced its comeback to Belfast International Airport.

It launches a summer schedule with 12 routes from Belfast International, operating over 115 weekly flights.

Destinations include Alicante, Faro, Barcelona-Girona and Malaga.

Ryanair will also launch domestic services to East-Midlands, Edinburgh, London-Stansted and Manchester.

Ryanair’s Belfast based fleet will comprise two aircraft, representing a $200m investment with a workforce of 60.

To celebrate the Belfast return, Ryanair launched a seat sale with fares available from £19.99 which must be booked by the end of July’22 for travel from April – June 2023, on Ryanair.com.

 



 

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