Ryanair revealed exceptional advance bookings for its 17 new routes to and from Tirana, scheduled to commence on October 31. These routes will connect Albania to major visitor markets across Europe (including Brussels South Charleroi), offering low-cost competition and options against high-fare carriers.
The new routes are expected to drive year-round traffic, stimulate tourism growth, and create over 1,000 local jobs in Albania. Ryanair aims to transform the Albanian travel market with fares starting at just €15 one way, offering more choice to travellers.
Key Points:
Ryanair’s CEO, Michael O’Leary, anticipates strong demand for low-cost travel to Albania and is committed to sustainable growth in the region. The airline is poised to revolutionize air travel in Albania, offering an alternative to high-fare carriers, and aims to make Albania a key growth market in its expansion plan to 800 aircraft and 300 million passengers annually over the next decade.
| 17 NEW TIRANA ROUTES | |||
| W. F. | W. F. | ||
| London | 28 | Bucharest | 6 |
| Milan | 28 | Krakow | 6 |
| Rome | 18 | Manchester | 6 |
| Bologna | 14 | Warsaw | 6 |
| Brussels South Charleroi | 14 | Dusseldorf | 4 |
| Catania | 14 | Edinburgh | 4 |
| Pisa | 14 | Prague | 4 |
| Venice | 14 | Stockholm | 4 |
| Paris | 10 | ||
This post was published on 29 October 2023 11:53
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