Fares From €29.99 This August
Ryanair, Ireland’s No. 1 airline, today (7 Aug) announced a ‘flash’ seat sale, offering fares from €29.99 to celebrate that Irish consumers have the green light to fly to a number of European destinations. This amazing seat sale is available for travel throughout Aug to destinations such as Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, and Slovakia.
It’s never been cheaper to book in the summer peak season. To avail of these great fares customers must be quick and visit the Ryanair.com website to book their flights before midnight, Sunday, 9 Aug. Now is the chance for Ryanair customers to grab a long awaited getaway and jet off this Aug to some of Ireland’s green list destinations.
Ryanair’s Alejandra Ruiz said:
“We’re delighted to announce this flash seat sale and can’t wait to take thousands of Irish customers to any of the 7 green holiday destinations across Europe this Aug. It’s time to kick start tourism again and grab that long awaited getaway this summer or to visit friends and family.
With seats on sale from €29.99, customers can enjoy these low, low fares by booking on Ryanair.com before midnight, Sunday, 9 Aug.”
Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, today (7 Aug) announced the relaunch of the Mykonos to Budapest route commencing 1 June and operating twice weekly, as part of its Summer 2021 schedule.
Our Greek customers can book a trip to Budapest, flying on the lowest fares as they travel for business or leisure. To celebrate the relaunch of this route, Ryanair is offering seats one-way from just €28.99, which must be booked by midnight, Sunday 9 Aug, only on the Ryanair website.
Ryanair’s Chiara Ravara said:
“Ryanair is delighted to announce the relaunch of its Mykonos to Budapest route commencing 1 June and operating twice weekly as part of our Summer 2021 schedule. Greek customers can now book a Summer city break to Budapest, flying on the lowest fares with Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline.
To celebrate this new route, we’re launching a seat-sale with flights from just €28.99 one way. Since these amazing low prices will be snapped quickly, customers should visit Ryanair.com and book their flights with us today!”
Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, today (7 Aug) announced the relaunch of the Budapest to Mykonos route commencing 1 June and operating twice weekly, as part of its Summer 2021 schedule.
Our Hungarian customers can book a trip to Mykonos, flying on the lowest fares as they travel for business or leisure. To celebrate the relaunch of this route, Ryanair is offering seats one-way from just €28.99, which must be booked by midnight, Sunday 9 Aug, only on the Ryanair website.
Ryanair’s Olga Pawlonka said:
“Ryanair is delighted to announce the relaunch of its Mykonos to Budapest route commencing 1 June and operating twice weekly as part of our Summer 2021 schedule. Hungarian customers can now book a Summer getaway to Mykonos, flying on the lowest fares with Ryanair, Europe’s favourite airline.
To celebrate this new route, we’re launching a seat-sale with flights from just €28.99 one way. Since these amazing low prices will be snapped quickly, customers should visit Ryanair.com and book their flights with us today!”
30 ROUTES IN TOTAL, INCL. 3 NEW WINTER SERVICES TO KOSICE, PAPHOS & PESCARA
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (7 Aug) launched its Prague Winter 2020 schedule with 30 routes in total and 3 new winter services to Kosice, Paphos and Pescara.
Ryanair’s Prague winter 2020 schedule will deliver:
- 3 new winter services to Kosice, Paphos and Pescara (all 2pw);
- 30 routes in total;
- 129 weekly flights
Prague consumers and visitors can now book their winter getaways on 30 routes as far out as March 2021, flying on the lowest fares. To celebrate, Ryanair has launched a seat sale with fares on its Prague routes available from just 629 CZK, for travel from late October 2020 until January 2021, which must be booked by midnight Monday (10 Aug), only on the Ryanair.com website.
Ryanair’s Olga Pawlonka said:
“Ryanair is delighted to announce its Prague winter 2020 schedule with 30 routes in total and 3 new winter services to Kosice, Paphos and Pescara, which will further connect Czechs with friends, families and businesses across Europe.
Prague customers and visitors can now book low fare seats on 30 routes as far out as March 2021. To celebrate, Ryanair has launched a seat sale with fares on its Prague routes available from just 629 CZK, for travel from late October 2020 until January 2021, which must be booked by midnight Monday (10 Aug). Since these amazing low prices will be snapped up quickly, customers should log onto www.ryanair.com and avoid missing out.”
Ryanair, la compagnie aérienne low-cost la plus populaire d’Europe, a annoncé aujourd’hui (6 août) qu’elle a rétabli plus de 60 % de son programme de vol à partir du 1er août, après la reprise réussie de ses services à la fin du mois de juin.
Au cours du mois de juillet, Ryanair a transporté 4,4 millions de clients vers des destinations à travers l’Europe, réunissant ainsi amis et famille, permettant aux navetteurs de retourner au travail, et aux touristes de partir en vacances après le confinement vers les destinations les plus prisées du continent.
Alors que le ciel européen est de plus en plus fréquenté et que la confiance des voyageurs revient, Ryanair continuera à augmenter ses fréquences de vol tout au long du mois d’août, avec plus de 1 600 lignes et plus de 11 000 vols hebdomadaires sur son réseau.
Ryanair encourage tous les passagers à respecter les mesures sanitaires “Healthy Flying” qu’elle a mis en place depuis la mi-mai, notamment le port obligatoire d’un masque facial et un service à bord réduit et sans espèces.
Ryanair se réjouit d’accueillir des milliers de passagers supplémentaires sur ses vols en août, alors qu’elle continue à jouer son rôle pour aider l’industrie européenne du tourisme et du voyage à redémarrer. Pour célébrer, Ryanair a lancé une offre spéciale avec des tarifs à partir de seulement 19,99 €, l’aller simple, uniquement disponible sur le site Ryanair.com.
Eddie Wilson, le PDG de Ryanair, a déclaré :
“Depuis la reprise de notre programme à la fin du mois de juin, le nombre de passagers n’a cessé de croître et nous sommes donc ravis d’annoncer que notre programme de vols passera à plus de 60 % en août.
Nous sommes heureux de constater que les membres de notre personnel ainsi que nos clients adoptent nos mesures sanitaires “Healthy Flying” et nous encourageons tous les passagers qui voyageront avec nous en août à continuer de respecter ces directives. Alors que la confiance des voyageurs se rétablit, nous nous réjouissons de retrouver nos clients, qui peuvent voyager aux tarifs les plus bas vers plus de 200 destinations en Europe. Nous sommes également fiers de contribuer au redémarrage de l’industrie touristique européenne…
Les sièges pour tous ces vols sont désormais en vente sur www.ryanair.com ou via l’application Ryanair, à partir de 19,99 euros seulement pour un aller simple”.
Ryanair, linia lotnicza nr 1 w Europie, dziś (6 sierpnia) poinformowała o przywróceniu 60% pierwotnego rozkładu lotów od 1 sierpnia, po pomyślnym wznowieniu lotów pod koniec czerwca.
Ryanair przewiózł w lipcu 4,4 miliona pasażerów do miejsc docelowych w całej Europie, ponownie łącząc przyjaciół i rodziny, umożliwiając osobom pracującym za granicą powrót do pracy, a także przewożąc turystów do najpopularniejszych kurortów na kontynencie.
W miarę jak niebo nad Europą staje się coraz bardziej ruchliwe, a zaufanie podróżnych wraca, Ryanair będzie nadal zwiększał częstotliwość lotów przez cały sierpień, obsługując ponad 1600 tras i ponad 11 000 lotów tygodniowo w ramach swojej siatki połączeń.
Ryanair zachęca wszystkich pasażerów do przestrzegania zasad lotów w reżimie sanitarnym, które wprowadzone zostały w maju. Przypominamy o obowiązku noszenia maseczek i ograniczonej liczbie usług bezgotówkowych na pokładach naszych samolotów.
Ryanair nadal wspiera branżę turystyczną w całej Europie i z niecierpliwością oczekuje kolejnych tysiecy pasażerów na pokładach swoich samolotów. Z tej okazji Ryanair wprowadził do sprzedaży bilety już od 69 zł za lot w jedną stronę. Bilety w promocyjnej cenie dostępne są na Ryanair.com.
Eddie Wilson, CEO Ryanair DAC powiedział:
„Od wznowienia naszego rozkładu lotów pod koniec czerwca liczba pasażerów stale rośnie, w wyniku czego z przyjemnością ogłaszamy, że od sierpnia będziemy realizowali aż 60% pierwotnie planowanych lotów.
Cieszymy się, że zarówno nasi pracownicy jak i pasażerowie stosują się do nowych zasad reżimu sanitarnego. Zachęcamy również do tego wszystkich, którzy planują lot w sierpniu. Zaufanie podróżnych wyraźnie powraca, z niecierpliwością czekamy więc na powrót naszych klientów, którzy mogą podróżować do ponad 200 miast w Europie w najniższych cenach. Jesteśmy również dumni z faktu, iż możemy odegrać naszą rolę w ponownym uruchomieniu europejskiej branży turystycznej.
Z tej okazji wprowadzamy do sprzedaży bilety w cenie od 69 zł za lot w jedną stronę. Rezerwacji lotów w promocyjnych cenach można dokonać jedynie na www.ryanair.com lub przez aplikację.”
ISPCC Childline’s live online chat and text services are now available to every child and young person in Ireland 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with thanks to the support of Ryanair and its customers.
Childline provides a confidential, non-judgmental and non-directive listening service which listens to children and young people, believes them, supports them, empowers them and works to strengthen their resilience to help them cope with life’s challenges.
Any child or young person up to the age of 18 in Ireland can contact Childline online, by phone, or by text, to talk about any issue on their mind.
Over 12,000 contacts from children and young people were answered by Childline’s online chat and text services between the week ending March 15th, when schools closed, and the week ending June 28th, the day before many aspects of life in Ireland re-opened.
Ryanair customers in Ireland have supported Childline when booking flights online at Ryanair.com.ie since the airline’s digital donation facility launched in 2019.
This is the fifth year of Ryanair’s partnership with Childline. Over the course of the past four years, Ryanair has donated over €450,000 to help keep the service listening to children.
ISPCC Childline Chief Executive John Church said: “The generous support of Ryanair and its customers has helped make sure every child and young person in Ireland can access support, in the way they feel most comfortable, at any time of the day or night. This has never been more important than in recent months, when children’s lives have been turned upside down as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and associated restrictions.
“Children and young people have been reaching out to Childline for support online in ever increasing numbers. They have told Childline about experiencing issues including mental health difficulties, suicide ideation, abuse and violence, strains in family relationships and more. With thanks to Ryanair’s support, Childline is always here – no matter what. For this, we are hugely grateful.”
Dara Brady, Director of Marketing & Digital at Ryanair said: “We’re delighted that Ryanair customers choose to support Childline when they book their flights with us. Thanks to their donations, Childline have been able to make their vital online chat service available to children and young people 24 hours a day. We’re proud of our partnership with Childline, and thank our people and passengers for their continued generosity.”