Ryanair has announced its Winter 2024 schedule for Cork Airport, featuring 23 routes, including two new destinations: Brussels South Charleroi and Rome Ciampino. The airline will also increase flights to popular destinations Lanzarote and Manchester, providing more travel options for customers in the Munster and South-Leinster regions.
Ryanair’s commitment to Cork includes three based aircraft, one of which is an eco-friendly Boeing 737 MAX 8-200, representing a $300 million investment and supporting over 1,500 local jobs.
With an 85% traffic growth since 2019, Ryanair expects to serve 2 million passengers annually from Cork, contributing to regional development and year-round tourism. To celebrate, the airline has launched a seat sale with fares starting at €21.99.
This post was published on 2 October 2024 16:49
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