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    Ryanair unveils largest-ever summer schedule for Bristol Airport
    Ryanair unveils largest-ever summer schedule for Bristol Airport
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    Ryanair unveils largest-ever summer schedule for Bristol Airport

    News TeamBy News Team12/04/2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Ryanair has announced its most expansive summer schedule to date for Bristol Airport in 2024, offering 36 routes, including six new destinations.

    The introduction of new routes to Copenhagen, Fuerteventura, Marrakesh, Prague, Sofia, and Tirana is made possible by the deployment of five aircraft at Bristol Airport, representing a significant $500 million investment.

    Of particular note are the two ‘Gamechanger’ aircraft stationed at Bristol Airport. These aircraft reduce CO2 emissions by 16 percent and noise emissions by 40 percent.

    Ryanair’s Head of Comms, Jade Kirwan, said: ‘We’re delighted to officially launch Ryanair’s biggest ever schedule for Bristol this summer with 36 routes, including 6 exciting new routes to Copenhagen, Fuerteventura, Marrakesh, Prague, Sofia, and Tirana, offering our customers in the south-west even more choice at the lowest fares. Ryanair’s record Bristol summer 24 schedule will operate on a fleet of 5 Bristol-based aircraft (including 2 Gamechangers), representing a $500m investment and supporting over 1,400 local jobs.

    ‘Our first summer 24 flights to Copenhagen, Marrakesh, Sofia, and Tirana took off just last week, performing phenomenally well, and we look forward to carrying more passengers onboard our first flights to Fuerteventura and Prague when they commence this July.

    ‘Ryanair’s new Bristol schedule, including our 6 exciting new routes, is available to book now at ryanair.com with fares available from just £19.99 for a limited time only.’

    Bristol Airport’s CEO, Dave Lees, said: ‘We are delighted with Ryanair’s announcement increasing the 2024 flight programme to its largest ever schedule from Bristol Airport, it is a clear demonstration of confidence in the region for air travel. Expanding Ryanair’s route network and adding new routes including to Tirana, Albania, offers customers a wider choice of destinations and flexibility of stay lengths, without the need to travel to other airports for their flights.

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    ‘We very much welcome the deployment of the more efficient ‘Gamechanger’ aircraft from Bristol Airport and look forward to working with Ryanair on developing their route network and ensuring the increased use of quieter aircraft and more environmentally efficient operations in the future.’

    To celebrate the launch of its Summer schedule at Bristol Airport and the introduction of six new routes for Summer 2024, Ryanair has initiated a limited-time seat sale, offering fares starting from £19.99. Tickets are available for booking at ryanair.com.

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