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Ryanair announces biggest ever winter schedule from Belfast and makes $200M investment

Two men beside river holding blue Ryanair posters

 

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (5th Oct) announced its Winter 23/24 schedule for Belfast with 16 routes, including 3 new winter sun routes to Lanzarote, Porto and Turin.


Ryanair will operate 11 more routes to/from Belfast vs. pre-Covid, offering Belfast customers/visitors even more choice at the lowest fares when booking their Winter breaks.

 

To support its record schedule, Ryanair will base two aircraft in Belfast, representing a $200m investment and supporting over 980 local jobs.

 


Ryanair’s Belfast Winter 23/24 schedule will deliver:


  • 2 based aircraft

  • $200m investment in Belfast

  • 16 routes incl. 3 new routes: Lanzarote, Porto & Turin

  • Supporting over 980 local jobs, incl. 60 highly paid aviation jobs

  • Belfast traffic to grow to 1.2m passengers p.a.

 

Since re-opening its Belfast base last March, Ryanair has enjoyed a successful Summer in Belfast and, with its strong winter schedule, will carry over 1.2m passengers to/from Belfast by year-end, driving invaluable year-round tourism, particularly in the off-peak Winter season.

 


To celebrate Ryanair’s biggest-ever Winter schedule with 3 new routes, the airline has launched a limited-time seat sale with fares available from just £19.99, which must be booked by 6th Oct 2023, available only at www.ryanair.com.

 

Ryanair’s Director of Digital & Marketing, Dara Brady, said:


“It is great to be in Belfast announcing our largest-ever Winter schedule as we continue to grow in the region. With 16 routes on offer (11 more than pre-Covid), customers can avail of a wide range of Winter sun or exciting city breaks at Ryanair’s infamously low fares.



"Our Belfast Winter 23/24 schedule includes our largest-ever connections to the UK, which is a direct result of the UK Govt.’s reduction in APD (Airport Passengers Duty), which is critical in driving and maintaining UK connectivity. Any increase in domestic APD charges would be counter-productive, and plans for this increase from Apr ‘24 should be scrapped as they will only damage connectivity.

 

"Our 3 new routes from Belfast to Lanzarote, Porto, and Turin will offer Belfast customers even more Winter Sun and city break opportunitie,s and our 2 based aircraft at Belfast provide 60 high-paid jobs and support another 980 jobs in the locality. We are delighted to be able to offer Belfast’s customers/visitors more choice for Winter getaways which shows our commitment to Belfast.”

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