Ryanair will release 8 new routes from Shannon to Berlin, Faro, Fuerteventura, Krakow, Munich, Nice, Paris and Warsaw from April 2014, which will bring an extra 300,000 passengers each year and hold up 300 new on-site jobs at Shannon.
This increase is the first 300,000 of an additional 1m passengers p.a. that Ryanair will bring at Irish airports in straight answer to the Government’s financial plan choice to bit the €3 travel tax from April 2014.
Ryanair is in ongoing discussions with the 4 other main Irish airports – Cork, Dublin, Kerry and Knock – to finalise its enlargement strategy for summer 2014 and has exposed it hopes to proclaim more route and regularity growth from Ireland in the coming weeks.
In Shannon, Ryanair’s Michael Cawley said: “Ryanair is pleased to make known Eight new routes and greater than before frequency on the Stansted route from Shannon in April 2014, which will deliver 300,000 additional passengers p.a. and support 300 new on-site jobs at Shannon. This increase is in direct response to the Government’s welcome choice to scrap the €3 air travel tax from April 2014.
The scrapping of the air travel tax will assist restore Ireland’s competitiveness and good looks to overseas visitors from the UK and Continental Europe in particular. Having met with all 5 of the main Irish airports, we hope to publicize further new route and traffic growth plans over the coming weeks.”
Ryanair will release Eight new routes from Shannon to Berlin, Faro, Fuerteventura, Krakow, Munich, Nice, Paris and Warsaw from April 2014, which will bring an additional 300,000 passengers each year and hold 300 new on-site jobs at Shannon.
This growth is the first 300,000 of an extra 1m passengers p.a. that Ryanair will bring at Irish airports in direct answer to the Government’s budget decision to scrap the €3 travel tax from April 2014.
Ryanair is in ongoing discussions with the four other main Irish airports – Cork, Dublin, Kerry and Knock – to finalise its enlargement plans for summer 2014 and has exposed it hopes to declare more route and frequency growth from Ireland in the coming weeks.
In Shannon, Ryanair’s Michael Cawley said: “Ryanair is happy to say 8 new routes and enlarged frequency on the Stansted route from Shannon in April 2014, which will carry 300,000 additional passengers p.a. and maintain 300 new on-site jobs at Shannon. This augmentation is in nonstop comeback to the Government’s welcome decision to scrap the €3 air travel tax from April 2014.
The scrapping of the air travel tax will help restore Ireland’s competitiveness and pleasant appearance to abroad visitors from the UK and Continental Europe in particular. Having met with all 5 of the main Irish airports, we hope to declare further new direction and traffic growth campaign over the coming weeks.”
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