Ryanair to start new route to Bournemouth
Ryanair will start flying from Malta to Bournemouth in the south of England, twice weekly, as from next March 30.
To celebrate, it is offering 500,000 €5 seats across its European network for travel in January.
They have to be booked by midnight on Sunday. Blackout periods and terms and conditions apply.
The €5 flights available from Malta are to Bari, Girona, Madrid, Pisa, Trapani and Venice.
The airline said this was its 13th route from Malta, the other 12 being Edinburgh, Bristol, London-Luton and Leeds Bradford, Madrid and Barcelona), Pisa, Bari, Venice and Trapani, Dublin and Stockholm.
Sales and marketing executive for Italy, Malta and Croatia Ida Buonanno said:
“Ryanair will continue to grow as other airlines pull routes and reduce capacity whilst incurring significant losses.
“With passengers becoming increasingly price sensitive, Ryanair will continue to expand so that even more passengers can take advantage of Ryanair’s guaranteed lowest fares and no fuel surcharges.”
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s.grech
Dec 18th 2009, 14:30
Any chance of Ryanair flying to Bratislava flights to Vienna by Air Mlata and other Austrian airlines are so expensive . Bratislava can be easy be reached from Austria , Czech , Poland, Hungary .
christopher caul
Dec 18th 2009, 14:12
Why is there no winter flights from Nottingham east midlands. When I used these flights in previous years they were always full, last year they were suddenly discontinued with no explanation.
Antoine Vella
Dec 18th 2009, 14:05
When Ryanair will start flying from Malta to Newcastle North of England? Thanks.
L Attard Bezzina
Dec 18th 2009, 13:36
When are we to have a direct regular Malta Tel Aviv route? What's keeping Air Malta?
Alex Tanti
Dec 18th 2009, 12:53
Today Ryanair announced a new route to Faro to Derry Airport - Northern Ireland
Any chance for Ryanair to service us to that end please?
MTA ought to check out that niche....
said Derry/Donegal Airports are a good four hours drive away from Dublin...
thus local seek routes available from nearest airports only.