Ryanair expands its network of flights from European countries

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Irish airline Ryanair is preparing for a major expansion of its network, with plans to launch 21 new flights from several European countries. These plans cover flights from Poland, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, with all flights starting between March and July 2024.

The new flights include routes from Polish cities such as Wrocław, Gdańsk, Rzeszów and Poznań to Marseille, Brindisi, Skelleftea, Alicante, Copenhagen, Prague and Thessaloniki. Germany will also receive new flights, including from Berlin, Karlsruhe, Memmingen, Nuremberg to places such as Birmingham, Kaunas, Banja Luka, Pula and Preveza.

Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic will also be included in the new flight network, providing convenient connections for passengers and expanding travel options. This is Ryanair's initiative to take a step forward in resuming air connections and supporting travel in Europe after a period of restrictions and restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.