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Ryanair Reintorduces Domestic Flights With Stansted-Edinburgh

Reading Time: < 1 minute According to the latest schedule, Ryanair will operate domestic UK flights again. It plans to begin London Stansted to Edinburgh this winter with 2-3 flights daily. Ryanair last operated these flights between October 2014 and October 2019 and a couple of times in December 2020. London Stansted to Edinburgh Mondays: 12:40-13:50 and 20:05-21:15 Tuesdays: 06:25-07:35 […]

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Ryanair Will Invest $800m in Poland, Kraków

Reading Time: < 1 minute Ryanair has announced its biggest ever investment in Kraków, worth $800 million: 73 routes are planned, including 10 new ones, at its largest Polish base for the summer season. The airline will be operating 260 flights a week, over 40 more than it did in 2019, Michał Kaczmarzyk, CEO of Polish-based Ryanair subsidiary Buzz, said […]

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Ryanair Will Fly to Lapland this Christmas

Reading Time: < 1 minute Ryanair has announced flights from Stansted to Rovaniemi – Lapland are on sale now at Ryanair.com. With four weekly flights starting from 3rd November, it’s the perfect opportunity to take the trip of a lifetime to the ultimate land of festive cheer. Located in Finland’s northernmost region, Lapland is a stunning location filled with magical […]

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Ryanair Aims To Become Carbon Neutral By 2050

Reading Time: < 1 minute Budget airline Ryanair has said it will achieve carbon neutrality within 28 years, hitting net zero at the same time as the UK and the 27 member states of the EU expect to reach the same target. The strategy is as follows: 34% decarbonisation through the increased use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) 32% decarbonisation through […]

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Ryanair Flight “With Fire on Board” Made Emergency Landing in France

Reading Time: < 1 minute A Ryanair flight from Manchester did an emergency landing in France after a fire reportedly erupted on board. The flight FR4052 took off at 6.33 pm yesterday and was due to land at around 9.30 pm in Faro, Portugal. But within an hour of departing, it had to descend, landing on the runway at Brest […]

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Ryanair’s Post-Covid-19 Recovery Continues

Reading Time: < 1 minute Ryanair said it flew 10.6 million passengers in September, whereas it carried 5.2 million passengers the same month last year. In August this year, however, the carrier moved 11.1 million passengers. While not up to the airline’s summer standards, the month outperformed many pre-COVID-19 winter months. Ryanair’s overall results are far better than its rival […]

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Ryanair Has Launched 14 New Routes Equating to 500 New Jobs

Reading Time: < 1 minute Ryanair has recently announced 14 new routes from London, which will create 500 new jobs in the city’s airports. Half of the routes will start from London Stansted Airport – the airline’s largest hub. They are the following: Helsinki, Finland, Oradea, Romania, Stockholm, Sweden, Tampere, Finland, Trapani, Italy, Treviso, Italy, Zagreb, Croatia. There will also […]

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Ryanair shuts down London Southend aircraft base this winter

Reading Time: < 1 minute The low-cost carrier Ryanair has confirmed that it will close its two aircraft base in the London Southend Airport from the 1st of November. EasyJet made the same announcement last August. Ryanair aircraft base operations from London Southend lasted three years from 1st April 2019. Two low-cost carriers Ryanair and Wizz Air arrived in the […]

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Ryanair Is to Recruit 2,000 New Pilots

Reading Time: < 1 minute Ryanair says it is going to recruit 2,000 pilots over the next three years. Having additional flight crews will be necessary as the industry’s recovery is imminent and the airline is healing from the Covid-19 impact. The main trigger for a recruitment drive Ryanair has just announced is that the carrier is taking 210 new […]

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New Chapter for Aviation: The Industry Is Recovering

Reading Time: 4 minutes The pain from the Covid-19 crisis has been felt by all aviation industry players that were forced to take drastic measures, as layoffs, fleet cuts, restructuring, etc., to stay in the game. As a result, the pilot profession, which had always been a marvel, all of a sudden started raising more questions than giving answers. […]