Ryanair has announced a welcome boost for Brits wanting to fly from airports other than London, with a number of new routes launching from smaller UK airports next year. The low-cost airline has confirmed that 37 million seats will be on sale, with “limited sale” fares starting from £31.99. Two new routes will launch from Cardiff Airport to Alicante and Tenerife, with increased services to Malaga. In addition, flights will operate from Norwich Airport to Alicante, Faro, and Malta starting in April 2024. Cornwall Airport will also see new routes to Malaga, Faro, Dublin, and London Stansted.
Cardiff Airport chief executive Spencer Birns expressed excitement over Ryanair’s decision to offer more choice for customers in Wales, with 26 weekly flights through the airport facilities set to start next spring. Norwich Airport’s Managing Director, Richard Pace, also welcomed the news of Ryanair’s first flights from the airport, stating that the new routes to popular destinations will provide passengers with more great choices. Meanwhile, Cornwall Airport will benefit from new routes starting this winter, offering increased travel options for passengers.
In addition to the new routes from smaller airports, Ryanair is also launching new routes from larger airports such as Leeds Bradford, Bristol, Birmingham, and Belfast. The expansion of flight routes offers travelers a wider range of options for both domestic and international travel. However, it is important for travelers to be aware of the rules and regulations before flying with Ryanair, as failure to comply could result in unexpected challenges at the airport. Finally, one traveler has revealed a “hack” to get an empty row on a Ryanair flight, providing valuable insights for passengers looking to enhance their flying experience.
