Ryanair is constantly adding flights to Greece for this summer, despite the fact that a few days ago it announced the largest flight schedule in its history to Greek destinations. Corfu has the lion’s share of the new flights.
Airline market players who follow the events stress that as long as Ryanair finds free slots, especially in destinations flown by its competitor Wizz Air, it will add flights, especially to Greece, which is of great interest to tourists.
In more detail, the new flights announced by Ryanair are as follows:
– Barcelona airport – Heraklion airport
– Bari – Santorini airport
– Bari – Kos
– Bucharest – Corfu
– Paris Beauvais – Corfu
– Sofia – Corfu
– Venice Treviso – Corfu
– Turin – Chania
– Turin – Corfu
– Yorkshire Teesside – Corfu
The company is also increasing the frequency of flights on the Bordeaux – Mykonos route by one from July.
From France
More specifically, Ryanair announced yesterday a new route to Corfu from Paris-Bauvet (once a week), as well as an increase in the frequency of flights from Bordeaux to Mykonos (1+1) from July, as part of Ryanair’s summer 2021 schedule in France.
French passengers will be able to take advantage of Ryanair to travel to Greece this Summer with the lowest fares, as well as flexibility, with no change fee in case of a schedule change.
Ryanair is taking the opportunity to launch a sale of tickets from just €19.99, for travel until the end of October 2021, for booking by Thursday 22 April at 11.59pm on www.ryanair.com .
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Julien Tranchant, Ryanair Marketing Manager France, said: “We are delighted to announce from July a new route to the wonderful island of Corfu from Paris Beauvais, as well as additional flights between Bordeaux and the equally wonderful Mykonos.”
From Britain
Still today the airline announced a new route from Teesside to Corfu which will operate every Wednesday from July as part of Ryanair’s British Summer ’21. This new route extends Ryanair’s offering from Teesside, following the airline’s return to the region with two more summer routes to Alicante airport and Palma de Mallorca airport, twice weekly from June.
As vaccination programmes continue in Europe and the UK makes impressive progress, Ryanair expects air travel to increase in the peak summer months. British families can now book a summer getaway, flying with the lowest fares and with the option to take advantage of the airline’s zero fee if plans change.
To celebrate, the airline has launched a seat sale with prices available from just £19.99, for travel from July to the end of October 2021, which must be booked by midnight on Friday (23 April), only on the Ryanair.com website.