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Ryanair switches Tenerife airports
Ryanair is moving flights from Tenerife North Airport to Tenerife South from October.
Operations to Tenerife North Airport will cease on October 14 with flights using the island’s South airport from October 18.
The change will affect all passengers travelling to Tenerife from Dublin, Shannon and Girona (Barcelona).
Director of scheduled revenue Sean Coyle said: “This change of airport has come about as a result of requests from passengers to access the southern part of the island and we are delighted to say that we have confirmed slots at Tenerife South Airport for the upcoming winter season.
“Tenerife South Airport is the larger of the two Tenerife airports and would be more familiar to passengers who have traditionally travelled with charter operators accessing the more popular tourist resorts on the south of the island.
“Demand for our Tenerife services has been strong over the last 12 months and we expect this change of airport to further increase the demand for services.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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