Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today launched a flash sale offering 15% off fares for travel from now until December 18^th. As Halloween approaches, it’s time to embrace the eerie and enchanting, and what better way to spend the spooky season than exploring some of Europe’s scariest cities;   Paris: Although known as the city of love, Paris also has a reputation for the supernatural. The Musée de Vampires is Paris’ most creepy museum with a collection including anti-vampire protection kits and mummified cats. Those looking for a scare should visit Le Manoir de Paris, a museum and haunted house. If you see The Red Man walking the Paris streets you might be in trouble. The former royal hitman is said to be a premonition of death – Paris’ own Grim Reaper.   Prague: Czech folklore would have you believe that Prague’s streets were once guarded by a mythical clay Golum that was brought to life in the 16th century by a Rabbi to protect the city’s Jewish ghettos. Houska Castle is believed to have been built over a gateway to hell, and demons from the bottomless pit escaped and roam the city when night falls. Keep an eye out for a headless Templar who rides through the streets on horseback.   Madrid: If you’re looking to encounter the supernatural this Halloween, Madrid is the place for you; Madrid’s Ministry of Finance was once used as a prison during the Civil War, and many of those who died during the conflict were buried there. Guards have reported hearing strange voices and banging windows and doors while on duty. Madrid is also home to the Reina Sofia Museum – one of the most haunted places in Spain – which is believed to be haunted by former patients from its time as a hospital.   Ryanair’s 15% flash sale is available to book from now until midnight tonight only at ryanair.com.   Ryanair’s Head of Comms, Jade Kirwan said: “Halloween is almost here and what better way to mark it the spooky season than with a trip to one of Europe’s scariest cities. And with our 15% off flash sale available at ryanair.com from now until midnight tonight (15^th Oct), Ryanair is providing scary low fares for our customers’ Halloween escapes.”

Ryanair has unveiled its winter 2024 Lapland-Rovaniemi festive season schedule for London and Liverpool departures. Flights operate five times weekly from London and twice from Liverpool, both starting from Sunday, 27 October. Ryanair's winter 2024 Lapland flights are available to book now. Lapland is a winter wonderland offering unique attractions like reindeer rides, ice hotels and the de rigueur visit to Santa. Ryanair's Head of Communications, Jade Kirwan, said: "Christmas has come early for our UK customers.”

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After a successful first summer of operations at Norwich Airport, Ryanair will continue its Alicante flights for winter 2024. This marks Ryanair's first ever winter season at Norwich Airport. Ryanair's will operate two return flights per week (Mon & Sat) on its new winter route to Alicante. Ryanair's Head of Comms, Jade Kirwan said: "We are pleased to announce our first ever winter schedule at Norwich which will see the extension of our popular Alicante route into the winter 2024 season.” “We've had a strong first summer of operations at Norwich and we look forward to a strong first winter season ahead." “We're delighted Ryanair is continuing its Alicante flights through the winter. We look forward to the continuation of Ryanair flights to Alicante, Malta and Faro next summer, which are already on sale," said Norwich Airport MD, Richard Pace.  

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Low cost carrier Ryanair this week celebrated the milestone of serving 10 million passengers at Bournemouth Airport. The airline began operations at Bournemouth in 1996 as the airport’s first low cost airline. Since then, it has grown its Bournemouth Airport presence from a single route to Dublin to now offering 20 routes to nine countries across Europe. Ryanair has two aircraft based at Bournemouth which it says supports 600 local jobs, including 60 aviation jobs. This summer is Ryanair’s largest flight schedule ever at the airport, with over 120 weekly flights, including three new routes to Agadir, Lanzarote, and Nantes. Ryanair’s Head of Communications, Jade Kirwan said: “This significant milestone showcases Ryanair’s continued growth and investment at Bournemouth.”

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