Ryanair announces new routes from Bristol Airport - and a limited edition seat sale from £21.99

Ryanair is increasing flights from Bristol Airport Ryanair is increasing flights from Bristol Airport
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And the airline is creating 30 new local jobs

Ryanair has announced its winter 23/24 schedule for Bristol with 25 routes, including two new Porto and Venice routes.

The airline will also operate even more frequencies on another ten routes to popular winter sun destinations, such as Alicante, Budapest, Lanzarote, Malaga, and Sofia.

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Ryanair will base one new aircraft at Bristol Airport for winter 23/24, bringing its total Bristol-based fleet to five, representing a $500m investment and supporting over 1,700 local jobs, including 30 new high-paid pilot and cabin crew jobs.

Ryanair operates over 440 routes and carries over 52million passengers a year to and from the UK on its fleet of 107 UK-based aircraft.

Ryanair’s Head of Communications, Jade Kirwan, said: “Ryanair is pleased to announce more growth, investment and jobs for the South West with the launch of Ryanair’s Winter 23/24 schedule for Bristol.

“With 25 routes for winter, including our new Porto and Venice routes, as well as increased frequencies on another ten popular winter sun destinations, our customers in the South West can avail of a wide range of winter destinations at Ryanair’s infamously low fares.”

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To celebrate Ryanair’s winter schedule at Bristol Airport and its two new winter routes to Porto and Venice, the airline has launched a limited-time seat sale with fares from just £21.99, which must be booked by 21 Oct 2023, available only at www.ryanair.com.

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