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Ryanair unveils largest ever winter schedule from Scotland
Ryanair has announced its largest ever winter schedule from Scotland
It will serve 68 routes including four new ones to Grenoble, London, Santiago, and Verona.
Ryanair has 12 aircraft based in Scotland with over two million seats on sale.
It represents over 500 flights per week to over 20 different countries across Europe.
These new connections allow visitors from Spain, Poland and Germany the opportunity to experience Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen whilst giving Scots the chance to explore more European cities and winter sun destinations.
A seat sale offers fares from £24.99 for travel from 1 November 2022 through the end of March 2023 when booked by midnight Friday, 28 October on www.ryanair.com.
Ryanair’s Dara Brady said: “Ryanair is delighted to announce our record-breaking winter 2022 schedule from Scotland. Ryanair’s Scottish route network is growing through continuous investment and we are pleased to support the recovery of the Scottish tourism industry.
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