La aerolínea pone a la venta tarjetas regalo a más de 230 destinos para regalar estas Navidades

Madrid, 10 de diciembre de 2021. Ryanair, la primera aerolínea en Europa, ofrece la idea de regalo perfecta para estas fiestas; un viaje gracias a sus tarjetas regalo para aquellos que buscan un detalle de última hora. Tras un año todavía a medio gas, Ryanair quiere facilitar la vuelta a casa de los seres queridos en fechas tan señaladas o incluso sorprenderles con un regalo que puedan compartir como una escapada de invierno.

Los vales regalo de la aerolínea irlandesa son tarjetas personalizadas, a partir de 25€, canjeables por viajes en cualquiera de los más de 230 destinos operados por Ryanair. Además, las tarjetas se compran a través de la web Ryanair.com, por lo que los afortunados las recibirán por email. Un regalo ideal no sólo para las empresas que quieran tener un detalle con sus empleados, sino también para familiares o amigos.

Dara Brady, Director de Marketing de Ryanair, ha declarado: “Este año, más que nunca, la gente desea viajar tras llevar dos años de restricciones de viaje intermitentes. La tarjeta regalo de Ryanair es el detalle perfecto para los amigos y familiares amantes de los viajes. Unos vales disponibles a partir de 25 euros, canjeables por escapadas en cualquiera de los más de 230 destinos operados por Ryanair”.

Acerca de Ryanair:

Ryanair Holdings Plc, el grupo de aerolíneas más grande de Europa es la empresa matriz de Buzz, Lauda, Malta Air y Ryanair DAC. Transporta más de 149 millones de pasajeros al año (antes del Covid-19), operando más de 2.400 vuelos diarios desde 81 bases y conectando más de 240 destinos en 40 países. La aerolínea cuenta con una flota que supera los 470 aviones, con un pedido adicional de 210 Boeing 737, que permitirá que Ryanair Holdings reduzca sus tarifas e incremente su tráfico hasta alcanzar los 200 millones de pasajeros anuales en los próximos cinco/seis años. Ryanair cuenta en la actualidad con más de 16.000 empleados altamente cualificados que trabajan para ofrecer las tasas de puntualidad más altas de Europa, además de un intachable historial de seguridad de 35 años. Ryanair es el grupo de aerolíneas más ecológico y limpio de Europa. Los clientes que viajen con Ryanair pueden reducir sus emisiones en hasta un 50% en comparación con las otras cuatro grandes aerolíneas de la UE.

Forgetting Someone? No Judgement Here – We’ve Got You Covered!

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, has the perfect solution for those scrambling for a last-minute gift this Christmas – Ryanair Gift Cards. After all, what better present to give than the gift of travel. Starting at just £25, Ryanair Gift Cards are conveniently delivered straight to your inbox and can be personalised with a greeting of your choice, making for the ultimate stress-free stocking filler, last minute gift or kris kindle present for all your wanderlust-filled friends and family this Christmas. Ryanair Gift Cards are also a perfect gesture for corporates looking for a way to bring their employees a bit of festive cheer and reward them for their hard work over the past year.

Ryanair’s gift cards are on sale now, so avoid the queues and log on to Ryanair.com to give the gift travel to one of more than 230 destinations across Ryanair’s network this Christmas.

Ryanair’s Director of Marketing, Dara Brady said:

“This year more than ever travel will be on the top of people’s Christmas wish list. Following two years of on-again-off-again travel restrictions, the Ryanair Gift Card is the perfect go-to gift for the wanderlust-filled friends and family in your life.

Ryanair Gift Cards start at £25 and are valid for travel across Ryanair’s ever-expanding route network, so log on to the Ryanair.com website today to give the gift of travel this Christmas.”

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, has today (08 Dec) announced that it has been awarded a ‘B’ rating on climate protection from the CDP – an international non-profit that helps organisations to disclose their environmental impact. This rating shows an improvement on Ryanair’s rating for the previous year (‘B-’) and recognises the significant work that Ryanair has undertaken to manage its environmental impact to date.

This result confirms Ryanair’s high level of value chain engagement, transparency in the disclosure of CO₂ emissions, and its industry leading CO₂ emissions reduction initiatives, such as the airlines $22bn investment in new ‘Gamechanger’ aircraft that reduce CO₂ emissions by 16% while carrying 4% more passengers, all of which Ryanair was awarded the top standard “A” rating for.

Ryanair has set a goal of achieving an overall CDP rating of ‘A’ in the next two years.

Ryanair’s Director of Sustainability, Thomas Fowler, said:

“We are delighted to be awarded a ‘B’ rating in this year’s CDP. This acknowledges Ryanair’s commitment to reducing its environmental impact. Over the years we have reduced our environmental footprint, leading us to be one of the most environmentally efficient airlines. We did this through investing in innovative technology and by driving a company-wide decarbonisation programme.”

2 Based Aircraft, $200m Investment, Over 1,000 Jobs, 13 New Routes For S‘22

Ryanair, Europe’s no. 1 airline has today (08 Dec) announced the opening of its Nuremberg base – its eight German base – representing a $200m investment and 60 direct local jobs. Delivering two based aircraft and 13 new routes for S’22, Ryanair will connect the regional airport with 13 countries across Europe, significantly driving growth and enhancing the region’s repute as a leading tourist destination.

Ryanair’s new S’22 Nuremberg base will deliver:

• Two based aircraft – representing a $200m investment
• Over 1,000 total jobs
• 13 new routes [27 total] including top destinations Chania, Faro, Madeira, Ibiza and many more
• 85 weekly flights
• New tourists to the region, boosting the local economy

Ryanair is leading Europe’s post-Covid recovery as it accelerates growth in jobs and traffic to over 225m guests p.a. over the next 5 years. Having added over 560 new routes and opened 16 new bases this year, Ryanair is now delivering even more growth in S’22 with 65 new B737-8200 ‘Gamechanger’ aircraft, which offer 4% more seats, reducing CO2 emissions by 16% and noise emissions by 40%, making its S’22 schedule the most exciting and environmentally friendly to date.

Ryanair’s investment in Nuremberg gives a much needed boost to local airports who have been abandoned by the German Govt, who favour major airports such as Berlin and Frankfurt and ignore connectivity and tourism at regional airports. These 13 new routes will connect Nuremberg to key tourist markets including Cagliari, Valencia, Venice and Dublin, and significantly enhance the region’s connectivity and profile as a viable tourist destination for S’22.

While Ryanair continues to invest in Germany, the German Govt continues to protect legacy carriers that don’t operate from regional airports, such as Lufthansa, who have soaked up €9bn in State Aid yet continues to cut its fleet, flights and jobs, and who have done nothing to drive growth or tourism at regional airports in its home country.

In opening this new base, Ryanair is now Nuremberg airport’s biggest airline and the launch of these new routes will put Nuremberg on the map as a leading tourist destination, bringing visitors from across Europe to this scenic walled town, famed for its historical landmarks, open air markets and unique culinary specialities. To celebrate, Ryanair will launch a seat sale with fares from just €29.99 for travel next summer. These amazingly low fares are available until Friday 10^th December on Ryanair.com – so get booking fast before they’re snapped up.

Ryanair’s CEO Eddie Wilson said:

“We are delighted to be investing in Nuremberg airport at a time when the German Govt is abandoning its regional airports in favour of legacy airlines and major airports. The opening of our new base at Nuremberg will generate 13 new routes – 27 in total – and deliver increased connectivity – driving tourism and growth for the region as it recovers post-pandemic. This $200m investment will not only boost Germany’s economy by driving vital tourism but will also create more than 60 direct jobs and almost 1,000 jobs in the region. 

At a time when Lufthansa is reducing their fleet, cutting jobs and closing routes while wasting €9bn of taxpayers’ money in State Aid funding, Ryanair is DOUBLING its S’22 schedule at Nuremberg and rebuilding tourism and creating well-paid local jobs in Germany with zero state aid.

Efficient operations and competitive airport charges provide the foundation from which Ryanair can deliver long-term traffic growth and increased connectivity. We worked closely with our partners in Nuremberg airport to secure this growth and improve the services for those that live, work, or wish to visit the region.

To celebrate, we are launching a seat sale with fares available from €29.99 for travel next summer, which must be booked by Friday 10^th December. Since these amazing low fares will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com now to avoid missing out.”

NEW SUMMER ’22 ROUTES TO NUREMBERG

Banja Luka

Cagliari

Chania

Dublin

Faro

Girona

Ibiza

Lviv

Madeira

Sofia

Tallinn

Valencia

Venice

Während Aua Und Eurowings Hunderte Von Flügen Streichen, Investiert Und Wächst Ryanair In Wien

Ryanair, Europas Fluggesellschaft Nr. 1, kündigte heute (08. Dezember) an, dass sie auf ihren Flügen von/nach Wien, die im Januar und Februar angeboten werden, “Rettungstarife” ab 29,99 € einführen wird, da Eurowings diese Woche ebenso wie die AUA Flüge gestrichen, Flugzeuge abgestellt und Arbeitsplätze abgebaut hat, obwohl sie von den österreichischen Steuerzahlern staatliche Beihilfen in Höhe von rund 600 Mio. € erhalten hat.

Ryanair bietet im Dezember und Januar weiterhin einen vollen Flugplan von/nach Wien an und treibt ihre Pläne zur Stationierung von 5 weiteren Flugzeugen in Wien (insgesamt 19 Flugzeuge) für den Sommer 2022 voran. Diese Flugzeuge stellen eine weitere 500-Mio.-Dollar – Investition von Ryanair in Wien dar und schaffen über 200 neue, gut bezahlte Arbeitsplätze für Piloten, Kabinenpersonal und Ingenieure hier in Wien. Ryanair wird den gesamten Verkehr ersetzen, der in Wien durch die Kürzungen von AUA und Eurowings verloren geht.

Andreas Gruber von Ryanair:

“Die Ankündigung des Rückzugs von Eurowings aus Wien in dieser Woche, eine Woche nach der Entscheidung der AUA, über 500 Flüge im Dezember zu streichen, zeigt, dass Wien und der österreichische Tourismus sich nicht auf die stark staatlich geförderte Lufthansa Group oder ihre Tochtergesellschaften verlassen können. Obwohl die Lufthansa Group und ihre Tochtergesellschaften AUA und Eurowings rund 600 Millionen Euro an staatlichen Beihilfen vom hart arbeitenden österreichischen Steuerzahler erhalten haben, streichen sie weiterhin Strecken und Kapazitäten, reduzieren den Verkehr und bauen Arbeitsplätze ab.

Während die staatlich subventionierte Lufthansa in Wien kürzt, wächst Ryanair weiter. Wir bieten unseren vollen Flugplan von/nach Wien im Dezember an, damit die österreichischen Bürger über Weihnachten nach Hause zurückkehren oder über die Weihnachtsfeiertage zu Freunden und Familie reisen können. Ryanair wird im Frühjahr 2022 fünf weitere Flugzeuge in Wien stationieren und wir stellen bereits jetzt bis zu 200 neue Piloten, Flugbegleiter und Ingenieure ein, die sich auf gut bezahlte, sichere Arbeitsplätze in Wien freuen können, während die Lufthansa Group Airlines, einschließlich Austrian und Eurowings, Tausende österreichische Arbeitsplätze abbauen.

Österreichische Bürger, die dieses Weihnachten nach/von Wien reisen wollen, können Ryanair – Flüge in der Gewissheit buchen, dass sie nicht gestrichen werden, auch wenn Eurowings und Austrian im Dezember wiederholt Flüge streichen und im Falle von Eurowings Wien ganz aufgeben. Wiener Bürger und Besucher können in der Weihnachtszeit einen günstigen Winterurlaub auf dem umfangreichen Streckennetz von Ryanair von/nach Wien im Januar, Februar und März zu den niedrigsten verfügbaren Tarifen buchen, in der Gewissheit, dass diese Flüge nicht gestrichen werden, während sie den Flugplänen von AUA, Eurowings oder anderen Lufthansa-Töchtern nicht trauen können.”

Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, today (6^th Dec) added two new routes to Bulgaria’s S’22 schedule – operating Sofia to Zadar (twice weekly) and Bratislava (three weekly) – from Mar ‘22. The opening of these new routes reinforces the airline’s commitment to Bulgaria and the rebuilding of the country’s tourism industry, playing a key role in the recovery of local jobs and the economy.

To celebrate these new S’22 routes, Ryanair has launched a seat sale with fares available from just 60 BGN for travel until the end of Oct ’22. These fares are sure to be snapped up quickly, so make sure to log onto Ryanair.com before midnight Tuesday, 7^th December and make up for the lost summers of 2020 and 2021 with a well-deserved summer getaway.

Ryanair’s Director of Commercial, Jason McGuinness, said:

“We are pleased to add these two new routes to Zadar and Bratislava as part of Bulgaria’s S’22 schedule, offering our customers more amazing European destination to choose from when planning their long-awaited summer holidays.

Having added over 560 new routes and opened 15 bases throughout the last year, Ryanair is now looking ahead to S’22 and the addition of 65 new B737-8200 ‘Gamechanger’ aircraft to its fleet, which offer 4% more seats, 16% less fuel and a 40% reduction in noise emissions, making Ryanair’s S’22 schedule the most exciting and environmentally friendly to date.

To celebrate, we have launched a seat sale with fares from just 60 BGN for travel until the end of Oct ‘22, which must be booked by midnight Tuesday, 7^th December. With air fares likely to increase in S’22 due to reduced capacity, we encourage all customers to book early and scoop up these lower fares on Ryanair.com.”

Fly To Sofia And Zagreb From Bratislava

Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, today (6th Dec) added two new routes to Slovakia’s S’22 schedule – operating Bratislava to Sofia (3 weekly flights) and to Zagreb twice weekly – from March ‘22. The opening of these new routes reinforces the airline’s commitment to Slovakia and the rebuilding of the country’s tourism industry, playing a key role in the recovery of local jobs and the economy.

To celebrate these new S’22 routes, Ryanair has launched a seat sale with fares available from just €29.99 for travel until the end of Oct ’22. These fares are sure to be snapped up quickly, so make sure to log onto Ryanair.com before midnight Tuesday, 7^th December and make up for the lost summers of 2020 and 2021 with a well-deserved summer getaway.

Ryanair’s Director of Commercial, Jason McGuinness, said:

“We are pleased to add these two new routes to Sofia and Zagreb as part of Slovakia’s S’22 schedule, offering our customers more amazing European destinations to choose from when planning their long-awaited summer holidays.

Having added over 560 new routes and opened 15 bases this year, Ryanair is now looking ahead to S’22 and the addition of 65 new B737-8200 ‘Gamechanger’ aircraft to its fleet, which offer 4% more seats, 16% less fuel and a 40% reduction in noise emissions, making Ryanair’s S’22 schedule the most exciting and environmentally friendly to date.

To celebrate, we have launched a seat sale with fares from just €29.99 for travel until the end of Oct ‘22, which must be booked by midnight Tuesday, 7^th December. With air fares likely to increase in S’22 due to reduced capacity, we encourage all customers to book early and scoop up these lower fares on Ryanair.com.”