Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline today (13^th Sept) announced its biggest ever Winter Schedule in Denmark, with more than 400 weekly flights across 53 routes, including 6 new Winter routes to major European cities such as Birmingham, Madrid, Porto, Turin, Vienna, and Venice.  

Ryanair’s new DanishWinter 2022 schedule will deliver:

• 53 routes, including 6 new Winter routes to Birmingham, Madrid, Porto, Turin, Vienna, and Venice
• Over 400 flights per week
• 2 based aircraft in Billund Airport (US$200m investment)

Ryanair will operate over 400 weekly flights between Denmark and Europe this Winter, giving holiday makers an abundance of choice to top European destinations whilst also driving tourism to the capital Copenhagen and cities of Aalborg, Aarhus and Billund throughout the off-peak season.

Since Ryanair’s first flight to Denmark in 1999 with 1 route to Aarhus, the selection for customers has continued to grow, and this Winter Ryanair will offer a schedule of 53 routes to the Kingdom. It has never been easier for Ryanair customers in Denmark to venture out and get inspired by what Europe has to offer, all while travellers – fashion-lovers and foodies alike – from all around Europe, in return can enjoy the beauty, food, and style of Denmark.

To allow our Copenhagen customers and visitors to book their Winter getaway at the best possible fares, we are launching a seat sale with fares available from just 189 DKK one way for travel from October’22 until January’23, which must be booked by Thursday, 15^th September. To avail of these fantastic low fares, customers must log on to www.ryanair.com to avoid missing out.

Ryanair’s Director of commercial, Jason McGuinness said:

“As Europe’s no. 1 airline, Ryanair is delighted to announce our biggest ever Winter schedule in Denmark, offering more than 400 weekly flights across 53 routes, including 6 new Winter routes to major European cities such as Birmingham, Madrid, Porto, Turin, Vienna, and Venice.

This Winter we are also excited to celebrate the 1-year anniversary of our base at Billund Airport, which represents an investment of US$200m with 2 based aircraft, generating over 1,000 total jobs to support the local economy.

Ryanair continues to be the only airline of scale growing in European short-haul aviation, at a time when other carriers are reducing their fleet sizes, suffering wide scale operational issues, or facing bankruptcy. Should customers want to book with confidence this Winter, they should book with Ryanair, Europe’s most reliable airline.To allow our customers and visitors to/from Denmark book their Winter getaway at the lowest fares, we are launching a seat sale with fares available from just 189 DKK for travel from October’22 until January’23, which must be booked by 15^th September. To avail of these fantastic low fares, which will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com to avoid missing out.”