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Ryanair rolls out its largest ever winter schedule
Ryanair just launched its largest ever winter schedule with over 20.7 million seats on sale.
Operating from the end of October 2023 to the end of March 2024, Ryanair’s winter schedule offers a wide range of ski, Christmas market, city escape and winter sun destinations.
Winter 2023 destinations are on sale starting from £29.99.
Ryanair’s Dara Brady said: “We’ve received a huge number of requests from early bird customers looking to book early for their winter getaways.”
It includes new routes from the UK to Albania.
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