Ryanair, the UK’s No. 1 airline for low fares and reliability, today (17 Jan) announced its new Summer’23 schedule for London – operating over 180 routes from London Stansted, Gatwick and Luton airports – incl. 6 new routes to Asturias, Belfast, Cornwall, Edinburgh, Klagenfurt and Leipzig.

Ryanair’s London’23 schedule will deliver:

– 57 based aircraft (incl. 14 “Gamechangers”)

– $5.7bn investment in London & SES tourism

– 180+ routes incl. 6 new – Asturias, Belfast, Cornwall, Edinburgh, Klagenfurt and Leipzig

– 3,000 weekly flights (+10% vs S22)

– Increased frequencies on 30+ sunshine routes, incl. Malaga, Nantes and Mallorca

– Over 1,600 direct jobs

In Summer ‘23, Ryanair will operate over 3,000 weekly flights to/from Stansted, Gatwick and Luton Airports with 10% growth vs Summer ‘22, giving London customers/visitors unbeatable choice at the lowest fares when booking their much-deserved Summer ‘23 holidays. This growth is underpinned by Ryanair’s $5.7bn investment in London, with 57 based aircraft, supporting over 1,600 direct crew and engineering jobs.

On top of these new sunshine holiday destination for Summer ‘23, Ryanair has responded to the UK Govt’s 50% APD cut for domestic travel from April ’23 with the opening of new domestic routes to/from London, incl. Belfast, Cornwall and Edinburgh. However, this 50% reduction ignores international connectivity which is fundamental for the growth of the UK’s economy and tourism. Ryanair calls again on the UK Govt to fully abolish APD for all travel immediately, which would not only promote tourism, but support much needed connectivity to the UK – an island-based economy on the edge of Europe.

In London, Ryanair CEO, Michael O’Leary said:

“Ryanair is pleased to bring even more choice to London citizens and visitors for Summer ‘23. Our schedule has grown 10% on last Summer, with 3,000 weekly flights scheduled across 180+ routes, incl. 6 new sunshine destinations and increased frequencies on 30+ other popular routes like Berlin, Malaga, Mallorca, Nantes and Palma.

While the halving of APD on domestic flights from Apr ‘23 has allowed Ryanair to add more domestic routes to our UK schedule for Summer ’23 – incl. London Stansted to Belfast, Cornwall and Edinburgh – if we are to continue to grow and drive traffic/tourism recovery for the UK, Prime Minister Sunak should immediately scrap APD for all travel and provide incentives for airlines like Ryanair to stimulate growth and recovery for the UK, incl. London.

To celebrate Ryanair’s new London routes for Summer ‘23, we are launching a special seat sale with fares from just £29.99 for travel between Apr and Oct ‘23, which must be booked by midnight 19 Jan on Ryanair.com.”

1 NEW AIRCRAFT (16 TOT.) AND $1.6BN INVESTMENT IN BRUSSELS CHARLEROI

Ryanair, Belgium’s no.1 airline, today (17 Jan) announced its Summer 2023 schedule from its 2 Brussels airports
(Charleroi & Zaventem) with 5 new routes from Charleroi to sunshine hotspots like Asturias and Nantes, as well as
exciting city destinations like Cluj, Iasi and Lodz.

Ryanair’s Brussels Summer 2023 schedule will deliver:
• 16 based aircraft ($1.6bn invest) in Charleroi
• 5 new routes from Charleroi to Asturias, Cluj, Iasi, Lodz and Nantes
• 121 total routes to/from Brussels
• Increased freq. on 30+ popular routes, incl. Dublin, Girona, Malaga, Milan, Pisa, and Turin
• Supporting over 7,000 jobs, incl. almost 500 highly paid pilot & cabin crew jobs

The addition of one new based aircraft at Charleroi (from 15 to 16) for 2023 – another $100m investment – shows
Ryanair’s commitment to growth and recovery for Belgium, which has consistently enjoyed Ryanair’s efficient, low-cost operations over the last 25+ years.

As confirmed last week, Ryanair will not re-open its Zaventem base for S2023 due to Zaventem’s decision to raise
prices by 11% in 2023, while many other EU airports are lowering prices to recover traffic lost during Covid (or are
freezing charges to stimulate passenger growth). Ryanair will continue to operate 12 high frequency routes to/from
Zaventem on aircraft based outside Belgium in its Brussels S2023 schedule.

Brussels’ citizens/visitors can now book a well-deserved Summer break enjoying Ryanair’s lowest fares to the widest
choice of destinations, incl. these exciting 5 new routes to/from Charleroi for Summer 2023 on Ryanair.com.

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary said:
“As Belgium’s No. 1 airline, Ryanair is pleased to announce our new Brussels schedule for Summer 2023, with 5 new
routes to Asturias, Cluj, Iasi, Lodz and Nantes, offering Brussels citizens/visitors even more choice for their summer
holidays at the lowest fares in Europe.

This new 2023 schedule will see 1 new based aircraft (16 total) in Charleroi, representing a further $100m investment
in Brussels ($1.6bn total) as Ryanair continues to deliver more traffic, more jobs, and lower fares than any other airline
for Belgium.

We regret that we cannot share good news for Zaventem as a result of their crazy decision to increase hike prices by
11% from April 2023. Customers can still book Ryanair’s low fares on 12 routes to/from Brussels Zaventem on aircraft
based outside Belgium.

We look forward to welcoming millions of Belgian customers/visitors onboard our flights to/from both Brussels
Charleroi and Zaventem Airports this Summer.”

MAKE THE MOST OF THE NEW FEB BANK HOLIDAY WITH RYANAIR FARES FROM JUST €24.99

Ryanair, Ireland’s no. 1 airline for low fares, choice and reliability has today (16 Jan) announced a January blues-beating 24-hour seat sale with fares from just €24.99 – lifting the January gloom and bringing those dreams of blue skies and European sights to fruition.

With Ireland’s new February bank holiday weekend just around the corner and flights to Berlin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, Madrid, Milan, Paris plus many more available today (16 Jan) from just €24.99, what better opportunity to getaway for a few days with family or friends.

Swap Blue Monday feels for blue skies today and make the most of the new Bank Holiday weekend by booking your next trip on www.Ryanair.com before midnight on Monday, 16^th Jan.

Ryanair, UK’s no.1 airline, today (13 Jan) announced its new Edinburgh to Cornwall route for Summer ‘23, operating twice per week from June to September.

Edinburgh customers looking to bag a bargain on their summer staycation can now book Ryanair’s new Cornwall route on Ryanair.com.

Ryanair’s Dara Brady said:

“Ryanair is pleased to announce our new Edinburgh to Cornwall route for Summer ‘23, giving Ryanair’s Edinburgh customers even more choice at the lowest fares when booking their summer holidays.

With its mild climate and miles of famed golden sands, it’s no surprise that Cornwall is the UK’s no.1 holiday destination. Whether you’re planning a weekend trip with friends to one of Cornwall’s famous festivals or a beachside staycation with the family, Cornwall won’t disappoint!

Ryanair’s new Edinburgh to Cornwall route is available to book now on Ryanair.com.”

6 ROUTES & 30 WEEKLY FLIGHTS TO/FROM CORNWALL FOR SUMMER ‘23

Ryanair, UK’s no.1 airline, today (13 Jan) announced its new Cornwall to Edinburgh route for Summer ‘23, operating twice per week from June to September.

This new route adds to Ryanair’s 5 existing routes to/from Cornwall for Summer ’23 (6 total), incl. sunny hotspots like Alicante, Faro and Malaga, as well as exciting city break destinations like Dublin, London and now, Edinburgh, providing Ryanair’s Cornwall customers with even more choice at the lowest fares when planning their summer holidays.

Ryanair’s new Cornwall (Newquay Airport) Summer ‘23 schedule will deliver:

– Over 30 weekly flights

– 6 routes – incl. new Edinburgh route

– Supporting over 90 jobs

Cornwall customers looking to bag a bargain on their next holiday can now book Ryanair’s new Edinburgh route on Ryanair.com.

Ryanair’s Dara Brady said:

“Ryanair is pleased to announce even more growth for Cornwall with the addition of our new Edinburgh route for Summer ’23. The addition of this new route grows our Cornwall Summer ’23 offering to 6 routes and over 30 weekly flights, incl. sunny hotspots like Alicante, Faro and Malaga as well as exciting city break destinations like Dublin, London and now, Edinburgh.

Ryanair is driving Cornwall’s economic recovery through our delivery of year-round tourism, regional investment and support of 90 local jobs, while also providing the people of Cornwall with unbeatable choice at the lowest fares when planning their summer holidays.

Cornwall holidaymakers can now book our new Edinburgh route on Ryanair.com.”

DUE TO 11% ZAVENTEM PRICE INCREASE 12 RYR ZAVENTEM ROUTES WILL CONTINUE ON NON-BASED AIRCRAFT

Contrary to recent speculation, Ryanair today (11 Jan) confirmed that it will not re-open its Brussels Zaventem base in S23 due to Zaventem Airport’s decision to increase prices by 11% from April 2023. Unlike many other EU airports who are lowering prices to recover traffic lost during the Covid pandemic or freezing charges to stimulate passenger growth, Brussels Zaventem has chosen to jack up prices yet again by 11% for airlines and passengers from April 2023 making it even more uncompetitive compared to other Belgian and EU airports. Ryanair confirmed that it will still operate 12 routes to/from Brussels Zaventem for S23 on aircraft which are based outside Belgium as follows;

Ryanair flights to/from Charleroi will be unaffected by this decision not to re-open the Zaventem base. Ryanair expects to operate 109 routes to/from Brussels Charleroi for S23.

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary said:

“Despite recent rumours, we will not be re-opening our Brussels Zaventem base in S23 due to Zaventem Airport’s decision to increase prices by 11% for airlines and passengers from April 2023. However, customers can still book Ryanair’s low fares on 12 Zaventem routes that will continue to operate to/from Brussels Zaventem for S23 on aircraft based outside Belgium.

Ryanair’s flights on 109 routes to/from Charleroi will be unaffected by this decision and we look forward to welcoming millions of Belgian customers/visitors onboard our flights to/from both Brussels Charleroi and Zaventem Airports this Summer.”

Ryanair, Ireland’s No 1 airline, has responded to strong demand from Irish rugby fans by adding even more seats to Rome ahead of Ireland’s much anticipated Six Nations test against Italy on Sat, 25 Feb.

Secure your Ryanair seat to Italy and cheer on the boys in green from your seat in Stadio Olimpico for the ultimate match day experience.

Ryanair’s Dara Brady, said:

“We’ve had record bookings from Irish rugby fans travelling to Rome this year for what is set to be an exciting match against Italy in Stadio Olimpico on Sat, 25Feb. Following huge demand, we have added even more seats to our Dublin – Rome route and encourage rugby fans to book their seat on Ryanair.com now to avoid disappointment. 

Seats are selling fast so anyone seeking that match day experience should log onto Ryanair.com without further delay.”